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IX producing this book the aim has been two-fold: to provide as a permanent
record of the great war a pictorial muster-roll of all the officers and student-
officers of the Naval Air Service, and to present in narrative form the history
and achievements of the Naval xVviation Corps. To the former end every effort
has been exerted to obtain as many photographs of individual members of the
officer-personnel as was possible under the many difficidties encountered. Every
trick of the printers" art has been employed to reproduce these pictures to the
best advantage, it being borne in mind that most of them were snapshots and
totally' unsuited for reproduction. Because of the large number of men in the
corps and the many photographs collected, tlie data relating to each member of
the personnel must necessarily be brief.
A brief history of the corps, together with articles pertaining to a few of its
branches and activities, and a comprehensive collection of pictures illustrating
its salient features comprise the remainder of the book. Primary consideration
has been given to the personnel section of the volume, and the text matter has
consequently been made secondary in some instances. To have done full justice
to the excellent work which was performed at the air stations and to have treated
all the various branches and activities would have recpured more space than was
available.
Especial thanks are due, and are hereby acknowledged, to the following men
for their hearty cooperation and assistance in producing this book:
Commander L. H. Maxfield.
Lieut. Comdr. A. C. Read.
Lieutenant F. M. Smith.
Lieutenant J. H. Cummings.
Lieutenant A. iNI. Baldwin.
Lt. (j.g.) D. B. Alvord.
Lt. (j.g.) T. H. Chapman.
Lt. (j.g.) A. J. DiTMAN.
Lt. (j.g.) R. Emerson.
Lt. (j.g.) J. W. Laxcto.
Lt. (j.g.) J. J. MacAttee.
Lt. (j.g.) J. C. Mex^ies.
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
Ensign
R. L. Banks.
D. L. Brown.
W. W. COILE.
L. K. Dickey.
A. H. Edward.
C. F. Harper.
J. ]\I. Graffis.
T. H. McClure.
H. C. Mitchell.
DeLos Thojias.
E. H. Wales.
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THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,
WASHINGTON.
August 28, 1919.
T f j N. A. War Book Committee,
To the N^aval Aviators:
WHENin August, 1918, I found on visiting France a complete chain
of Naval Aviation Stations engaged in a systematic patrol of the
waters of that "neck of the bottle" through which our troops and
supplies had to pass, I had but to examine the weekly charts of German
submarine operations to realize how much our aviators were doing to
make these waters safe. To the men engaged in these duties, whether
on land or actually flying, there came few of the thrills of actual war, but
they will always have the deep satisfaction of knowing that their work,
though silent, counted much in the winning of the war. I venture to
predict that when the records of the German naval activities become
available, we will find that the enemy also recognized the importance
of the American Navy in the air as well as on the sea.
v" There is one outstanding feature of American Naval x\viation in
the great war — it conducted actual and active operations against
the enemy for many months, and conducted them with credit and
success. When the United States entered the war, our Naval Avia-
tion was almost less than a nucleus in both materiel and personnel.
In the summer of the following year, our Naval Aviators were doing
patrol work in American-built planes, not only in our home waters but
also on the coasts of England, Ireland, Erance and Belgium. In addi-
tion, we were conducting operations on a large scale with lighter-than-
air craft in Erance and were taking an important part in the work
of the Northern Bombing Group near the Belgian border.
Taking the work as a whole from the conception and working out
of the broad operating plans in the very beginning down to the training
of the personnel, the creation of the materiel and the final operations
against the enemy, the enterprise must be stamped with the approval
of the count rv as a whole.
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U. S. Naval Aviation in the War
Operations and Achievements of the Naval Air Force
By John R. Cox
HEN America entered
the war, the United
States Navy possessed
but one aircraft station
and twenty-two train-
ing seaplanes with none
fit for service use, and
a hghter-than-airequip-
nient that was negligible. There were
thirty-eight naval aviators. When the
armistice was signed, there were in opera-
tion twenty-eight United States naval
air stations overseas, thirteen in the
United States and insular possessions, two
in Canada, and twelve land squadrons for
special offensive operations against sub-
marines at their bases, not to mention the
numerous schools, storehouses, assembly
plants, repair depots, and the naval air-
craft factories which were required to fur-
nish the necessary personnel and facilities
for the operation of those air stations.
The aviation personnel at the close of
hostilities had reached a total of 4'2,000 —
more than two-thirds the entire naval
personnel prior to our entry into the war.
EXPERIMENTAL PERIOD
The first scientific demonstrations of
aeronautic principles were made by Pro-
fessor Langley at Quantico, or Widewater
on the Potomac, Va., in 1896. Langley
was subjected to so much ridicule that he
broke down under the attack and his
death occurred before he was able to
complete his experiments. In 1903 the
Wright Brothers made their first success-
ful flight with a "heavier-than-air" craft
carrying the pilot. Then followed nu-
merous experiments, both in this country
and in Europe, extending over the ensuing
seven years. In November, 1910, Eugene
Ely made the first flight from the deck of
a naval vessel, when he flew from the
U. S. S. Birmingham, a scout cruiser, at
Hampton Roads, out over the waters of
the Roads and Chesapeake Bay. This
marked the beginning of naval aviation.
A few months later, in the spring of 1911,
flights were made by Curtiss in a hydro-
aeroplane to and from the armored
cruiser Pennsylvania (now the Pitis-
hurgh) in the harbor of San Diego, Cal.
To conduct these experiments, on both
vessels were liuilt false decks forward.
From that time until the winter of 1917,
the time was occupied in experimentation,
and the formation of the nucleus of a
naval aviation section. The first naval
aviator to qualify for flying was Lieut.
T. G. Ellyson, who, it .should be said, was
also the first to use the catapult as a
launching apparatus, from which he made
an a.scent at the Naval Academy. Other
pioneers in 1911-12 and 1913 were Lieuts.
John Rodgers, John H. Towers, P. N. L.
Bellinger, C. K. Bronson, Chevalier,
Billingsly, Stolz, Saufley and Whiting;
Lieut. Comdr. H. C. Mustin; Lieuts. B.
L. Smith and A. A. Cunningham, U. S.
Marine Corps; Naval Constructor H. C.
Richards, Civil Engineer J. V. Rockwell,
Ensign V. D. Herbster, and perhaps half
a dozen more of the regular Navy and
[Marine Corps. The toll was heavy
among these adventurous young pioneers,
for the machines were frail and crude, and
the hazards were great. Lieut. Billingsly
was killed in a crash in 1913, and in the
following two or three years, Stolz, Rock-
well, Saufley and Bronson sacrificed their
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lives to the development of naval aero-
nautics.
The first aviation camp to be es-
tablished by the Navy was located at
Annapolis in 1913; prior to which naval
flyers and students trained at the Curtiss
school at San Diego, Cal. At about the
same time a camp was started at Guan-
tanamo, Cuba, and operated while the
fleet was in Caribbean waters. In De-
cember, the Annapolis camp was trans-
ferred to Pensacola.Fla., where the battle-
ship Mississippi (later sold to the Greek
Government) was assigned as station ship.
Shortljr afterwards, an air station was
constructed a.shore at Pensacola, which
was destined to be the first fixed aviation
station in America. During the follow-
ing summer the Mississippi was sold and
the armored cruiser Norih Carolina
became the aviation and station ship.
She was the only ves.sel, and Pensacola
the sole station, engaged in naval flying
at the time we entered the war with
Germany in April, 1917. At that time the
Navy had thirty-eight qualified aviators,
and all of 163 enlisted men detailed to
aviation duty; while the assortment of
twenty-two seaplanes were fit for training
jmrposes only; the equipment comprised
five kite planes, two free balloons and
no dirigibles.
ADMINISTR.\TION OF THE AIR SERVICE
Back of the marvelous expansion of
naval aviation was a sujjerb administra-
tive organization, without which the
service would have proven a failure no
matter how much zeal, inventive genius
and patriotic enthusia.sm had been mus-
tered in the cause. As has been pointed
out, i)roduction at once jumped to
enormous proportions, and the necessity
for establishing stations in remote parts
of the world called for rapid construction,
equipment of all kinds in quantities and
transportation facilities. These problems
required administrative ability of a high
order, and the success of the operations
is largely due to the officials who admin-
istered the afl^airs of the naval air service.
Captain Noble E. Irwin, U. S. N., was
early in the war detailed as Director of
Naval Aviation, and Supervisor of the
Naval Reserve Flying Corps, under the
Chief of Operations at the Navy Depart-
ment. Both Secretary Daniels and
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt gave their
heartiest support to the air service, and
allowed the director practically a free
hand to carry out his campaign. As-
sociated with Captain Irwin were the
pioneers of naval aviation: Capt. H. C.
Capt.vis MrsTix Leamng Catapult.
Mustin; Comdrs. Kenneth ^Yhiting, J. H.
Towers, W. G. Childs; Lieut. Comdrs.
P. N. L. Bellinger, G. deC. Chevalier, A.
C. Read, and E. O. McDonnell; Maj. B.
L. Smith of the Marine Corps, and other
young enthusiasts who had demonstrated
their ability in the profession of flying.
The naval aviation forces in Europe were
under the command of Capt. T.T.Craven,
who after the demobilization succeeded
Captain Irwin as Director of Naval Avia-
tion at the department. The air service
afloat was under Caj^t. Hutch I. Cone,
aide for aviation on Vice-Admiral Sims'
stafi^. Captain Cone was seriously in-
jured when the British steamer Leiuslcr
was torpedoed on October 10, 1918, while
returning from an inspection trip of the
naval air stations in Ireland, but later
resumed active duty.
At the Navy Department, the work of
the aviation service was divided among a
number of bureaus, all of which cooperat-
ed to the fullest extent. The activities
of the service were under the Office of
Operations; the personnel, officers and
men, was supplied in sufficient number by
the recruiting division of the Bureau of
Navigation; the Bureau of Steam Engi-
neering furni.shed motors and radio equip-
ment; the Bureau of Construction and
Repair the hulls and wings of the planes; JiUil
the Bureau of Ordnance the machines,
guns, bombs and other armament; the
Bureau of Yards and Docks conducted the
Ijuilding operations at the many stations
throughout the world and furni.shed the
motor tran.sportation; the Bureau of
Medicine and Surgery sup])lied trained
personnel of the medical and hospital
corps, conducted the special examinations
rec(uired for aviators and looked after
the physical welfare of the air forces at
home and abroad; the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts brought to bear its magnifi-
cent purcha.sing and supply organiza-
tions in keeping a constant stream of
material, provisions and eciuipment, be-
sides jiaying and feeding the men wher-
ever they were serving. The head-
quarters of the ^Marine Corps supi)lied
both marine personnel and material for
the operations in which both services
participated.
DEVELOPMENT BEGAN WITH THE WAR
From this review of pre-war conditions,
it will be seen that the naval aviation
corps was almost wholly developed after
America began hostilities. Despite the
lack of preparedness for war, however, it
is a source of pride to all members of the
corps that the first organized American
fighting force to land in France was a
detail of naval aviators. This advance
guard, under Commander Kenneth Whit-
ing, arrived at Bordeaux on June 6, 1917,
just two months to the day after war was
declared, and consisted of trained and
student aviators selected at the request
of the French Navy to assist in combat-
ing the Hun submarines which were
working havoc along the French coast.
At the very outset a board of officers
was sent abroad to study foreign types
of machines, and returned with some
startling facts concerning the submarine
menace, which had assumed proportions
much uglier than was at that time fully
appreciated in this country. It became
apparent at once that not only must
America send over aircraft of a far
superior type to any which the Navy had,
but they must be shipped across in quan-
tities that astounded the authorities.
After a conference in which theories and
preconceived plans were ruthlessly tram-
pled down, a definite program of types
was agreed upon, which when once
adopted, was scrupulously followed
throughout the war, regardless of all
doubts and criticism. As a consequence
of the faithfid adherence to the program,
an uninterrui)ted production was accom-
plished with no loss of material which had
to be scrapped, and what was still more
vital, with no loss of time. The per-
formance of the aircraft in actual service
amply vindicated the .selection of the
types. In a marvelously short time the
Navy had embarked upon an aviation
program, on both sides of the Atlantic,
on a scale which astonished all who were
cognizant of its development.
No less remarkable was the growth of
the personnel. From the handful of
aviators who had conducted the experi-
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mental Avork at Pensacola, there grew coppersniitlis who could do acetylene
almost overnight a corps of officers and welding, boatswain's mates who were
men and a system of training that soon aerial photographers, carpenter's mates
met the demands which were made upon who could build and repair wings, and
it. Men from every walk of life were gunner's mates who coidd operate a
gathered into the aviation service, and machine gun from aircraft. All these
there was no lack of recruit-material men were given an intensive course, the
from the outset; on the contrary, the best qualified sent to finishing schools,
difficulty lay in taking care of the large and then distributed to the various sta-
force and in providing adequate training tions at home and abroad for actual
facilities. The.se were soon forthcoming, experience. Officers were specially trained
and within a few months a series of not only in flying, but in bombing, navi-
schools had been establi.shed and com- gation, gunnery, radio, aerography, in-
missioned, where special instruction was
imparted. Trade schools were o])ened
all over the coimtrv, and new aerial
ternal combustion engines and for execu-
tive duties. ]Many technical and manu-
facturing experts were enrolled as officers
ratings were improvised to jirovide for and immediately sent abroad to install
the diversified mechanical duties which
were re([uire<.l. No time could be spent
in obtaining new legislation; and despite
the arbitrary table of .seagoing ratings
which had been rigidly fixed for the Navy
years before by law, the aviation corps
soon built up a large force of aerial
machinists skilled in gas engines, quarter- cially designated as the U. S. Naval
masters who were expert pigeon keepers, Aviation Detachment. This school
and 0])erate machinery and etiuipnient at
assembly and rej)air bases.
.M.\SS. INSTITUTE OF TECHXOLOGY
Princi]:)al among the schools conducted
in the United States was that at the ]\Iass-
achusetts Institute of Technology, offi-
!
was opened in July, 1917, with forty-
three students, all possessing a technical
education. The first commanding officer
was Lieut. E. H. McKittrick of the regu-
lar navy. The plan of instruction called
for a highly intensive cour.se of eight
weeks, with a class graduating every two
weeks. Later two weeks were added to
the course. Instruction was imparted
by the faculty of the Institute, which also
turned over the necessary buildings and
equipment for the school. Later, Walker
Memorial Building was assigned to the
naval detachment
for use as quarters
and a cafeteria. On
December 21,1917,
Lieut. Comdr. R.
W. Cabaniss, U. S.
Navy, relieved
Lieutenant McKit-
trick in command,
and in the following
March the building
at 84 Massachu.setts
Avenue was acquir-
Calisthenks, G a.m.
ed for use as a receiving ship, with
Lieut, (j.g.) S. W. Sargent, USNRF, in
command. At the receiving ship all
men who reported from other stations for
training were held for from two to six
weeks before assignment to the main
school, serving meanwhile under instruc-
tion. It was there that the weeding-out
process was conducted, no men being
sent to the school who were not fully
qualified, mentally, morally and phys-
ically.
The discipline of the school was kept
at all times at a
high standard, and
the secret of the
success of the de-
tachment was the
development of the
greatest degree of
energy within the
least possible time.
Many young men
who could not stand
the tension dropped
out, which only
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stimulated the re-
mainder to greater
effort. There w a s
no let-up in the
drills or the discipline
from the date tlie
school opened until
hostilities ceased.
Commander Caba-
niss served as com-
manding officer until
July 3, 1918, when
he was relieved by
Lieut. Comdr. H
Great credit is due Commander Cabaniss
for the success of the school; and the
pace which he set, as well as the standard
of discipline he insisted upon at all times,
was maintained under his successor.
Over 200 colleges were represented in
the student body, the greatest number of
men being from Cornell, Yale, Massa-
chu.setts Institute of Technology, Har-
vard, University of Pennsylvania, Prince-
ton, Dartmouth, University of California,
University of Michigan and Columbia, in
the order named. Most of them were
members of the Naval Reserve Force,
although not a few came from the regular
Navy, the Marine Corps and the National
Naval Volunteers (afterwards made a
part of the Naval Reserve) . Just before
the armistice, in November, sixty flight
cadets of the Canadian Royal Naval Air
Service entered the school, but before
they were able to complete their ground
course they were demobilized.
After the school had been in commission
a short time the civilian instructors of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
were supplemented by groiuid officers who
were retained after graduation for in-
structors. The school reached its maxi-
mum strength in September, 1018, when
about 1,600 men were under training, with
approximately 115 instructors.
The curriculum in the ground school
embraced aerial gunnery, photography,
navigation, observation and aerography;
The Pcmp, Camp S.^upley, Pensacola.
Clear, cold, sprincj iratcr!
h o m 1) i n g, aero-
nautical engines, elec-
tricity, seamanship,
signals, flight theory
and the Naval Regu-
lations. Student
flight officers receiv-
ed special instruction
in meteorology, bal-
loons and studiespar-
ticularly prepared
for flvers.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Students were also sent to the school at
Cambridge after they had qualified at
some other school or training station.
The.se stations were located all over the
country, wherever a course of instruction
could be given. At Bluehill Observatory,
Mass., was maintained an aerography
class composed largely of men drawn
from the Weather Bureau. At Pelham
Bay Training Camj), there was a school for
winchmen, and for instruction in kites.
There was a class for carpenter's mates
at the works of the Aeromarine Plane and
Motor Co., Keyport, N. J. At Bay
Shore there was an air station and school
for aviation mechanics, and at Rockaway
Beach there was a school for hydrogen
engineers. Men who had some experience
in photography were sent to the works of
the Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester,
N. Y., to learn camera construction and
repair, and the art of photography. A
bombing school was located at Ardmore,
Pa., where a factory was turning out
bombs. At Hampton Roads there was a
school for quartermasters at the operat-
ing base and a kite and balloon school at
the Naval Air Station. An aviation pho-
tographic school was maintained at
Miami, Fla., while at the old air station
at Pensacola were schools for instrument
mechanics, cpiartermasters, carpenters,
machinists, aerial gunners, bombers,
radio operators, etc.
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At the training station, Great Lakes, a
number of classes were conducted during
the war, and shortly after the armistice
all the training service for the aviation
force was rounded u]) there under one
department.
At Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis,
there was a ground school of the same
general character as at Cambridge and in
addition the school had the benefit of the
mechanical facilities of Dunwoody Insti-
tute for instruction in a number of arti-
ficer branches, particularly carpenters,
machinists, coppersmiths, etc.
A school for the training of men in the
operation of the Liberty motor was con-
ducted at the works of the Packard TMotor
Co., Detroit. At the Curtiss works in
Buffalo was a school for carpenter's
mates, cop])ersmiths, blacksmiths and
aviation quartermasters.
On the Pacific coast were two schools,
one at the Naval Air Station, San Diego,
Cal., where machinists and quarter-
masters were trained, and at Seattle,
where there was a ground school for the
instruction of technically trained young
men, similar to that we have described
at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology.
STATIONS ABROAD
From the beginning it was realized
that the primary function of the naval
aviation service was to protect allied
shipping and to "get" the Hun submarine.
This necessitated the establi.shment of
stations all the way from northern Ireland
to the southern toe of Italy, in the Azores,
and on our own coast from No\'a Scotia
to the Canal Zone. Locations were
selected because of their strategic value,
regardless of communications or conve-
niences. For example, eight stations
were located on islands off shore, requir-
ing .special water transportation; very few
were in or near settled communities,
hence they must needs be altogether
self-supporting.
The work abroad was divided into three
general clas.ses: overseas patrol of a
routine nature; emergency patrols or
responding to S. O. S. calls, and bombing miles, and by establishing re-fuelling
enemy bases. depots this station was able to send out
Seaplanes of large cruising radius and ])atrols each covering 400 miles, and ex-
airships were used for routine patrol, eacli tending ll'-2 miles north, l'-2.5 miles south
and 11.5 miles out to sea from the station.
That these .seaplanes were built for
durability is illustrated by the exjierience
of an H. S. type in October, 1918, which
sustained itself for twenty-four hours after
an enforced landing on the water, in spite
of a .50-knot gale and seas mounting over
20 feet high.
station being assigned a zone which was
covered as thoroughly as possible from
dawn until dark. The patrol routes were
so laid out that the greatest area was
covered with the least mileage, each sea-
plane traversing courses definitely set
forth in the ])ilot"s flight instructions.
They were armed with tiombs of 2.S0 or
500 pounds and with machine guns for
use against a submarine on the surface or
against hostile aircraft. The planes could
cruise from four to nine hours, depending
on the nature of the patrol, while the air-
ships could remain out for forty hours or
more. To give an idea of the operations
of a single air station, a flying squadron or
patrol frequently covered from 10,000 to
15,000 nautical miles in the cour.se of a
week. In one day the patrol squadron
attached to one station put in fifty-four
hours and twenty-six minutes flying
time, covering a distance of '■2,8'-27 nautical
THE E.MERGENf'Y P.\TRrjL
The emergency or S. O. S. patrol was
made only when an eneny submarine
was reported within the zone covered by
the station, a limited number of seaplanes
being held in reserve for that contingency.
Success depended upon the rapidity with
which planes, fully efpupjied, could be
gotten away, with complete instructions
as to the supposed location of the sub-
marine. On a surpri.se insjjection, the
longest time retpiired to get out orders,
launch two planes com])letely equip])ed
and manned, in the air with full instrtic-
OF Field "B," Northern Bombing
Group, Campagne, France.
tions, was seven minutes, an illustration
of the rapidity with which seaplanes can
be operated as compared with surface
craft. As a result of the vigilance of these
patrols, the German submarines late in
the winter of 1918 began to avoid the
areas embraced in aircraft patrol, and
extended their operations much farther
out to .sea, which greatly diminished their
chances of destroying ships, but with the
advantage that if they located an unes-
corted .ship, the greater distance from
protection rendered it more prol^able that
the submarines would accomi)lish their
work of destruction before destroyers or
other ves.sels from allied bases could
render assistance.
BOMBING ENEMY BASES
This development led to the campaign
against the enemy's submarine bases.
Six squadrons of land bombing airplanes
for daylight, and six similar squadrons for
night bombing were organized under the
name of the Naval Northern Bombing
Group. The personnel of the organiza-
tion was part naval and part marine, and
was combined with the air forces of the
British to bomb the German submarine
bases at Zeebrugge, Bruges and Ostend.
The day bombing squadrons were gen-
erally composed of marines and the night
squadrons of naval aviators. Army
land machines were used because they
were speedier and could carry more bombs
than the seaplanes; and for the further
reason that the German bases and sub-
marine docks were along the Belgian
canals, where seaplanes could not be
operated as advantageously as land
machines. At first the field was located
at Calais, but the Germans soon found it
and bombarded it both from the air and
from their long range guns, and it was
decided in the summer of 1918 to split
the squadrons up into several stations
which were located at Antingues, St.
Ingleverte, Oye, Campagne, and Calais,
all incorporated with the big station at
Submarine Photographed from a Seaplane.
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Dunkerqiie. The Germans bombed the
stations 750 times from the air, and with
the long range guns 500 times. Dmikerque
itself was under almost continuous bom-
bardment for a year immediately pre-
ceding the armistice. The dugouts at
Dunkerque were exceedingly popular
during the enemy raids, which
were of almost nightly occur-
rence. During one night the
Huns dropped 320 bombs,
varying from 600 pounders to
20-pound pit-squeaks, on the
Dunkerque station and its im-
mediate vicinity. The dugouts
were 15 feet underground and
protected with corrugated sheet
iron, sand, cement and cobble-
stones. The personnel was so
distributed that a direct hit on
a dugout would not have killed
more than fifty men. Never-
theless, the constant bombard-
ment got on their nerves at
times.
Although the Northern
Bombing Group had only gotten
into full operation when hostil-
ities ceased, nevertheless the
group accomplished much effec-
tive work, and was in position
to do the enemy a great deal
of damage if the war had con-
tinued.
Bombing operations were also
conducted extensively by the
American naval aviators i n
Italy, of which more will he said
later.
These were the primary func-
tions performed by naval avia-
tors — overseas patrol, response
to emergency calls, and bomb-
ing enemy bases. Secondary duties con-
sisted of the escort of convoys, which
was of no mean importance, and, parti-
cularly in the latter part of the war,
spotting and reconnaisance duty with the
battle fleet. To this end several of the
American battleships were equipped with
fast jjlanes for this work. Had the
German fleet come out and given battle
there is no doubt that these aviators
would have rendered a good account of
themselves and proven an invaluable
part of the fleet not only in scouting but
in actual engagement with the enemy.
They were not permitted, how-
ever, to demonstrate their use-
fulness in this field of endeavor.
NAVAL AIR STATIONS IN
ENGLAND
Principal among the stations
in England was that at Killing-
holme, a small town located on
the east coast. This incon-
spicuous little place had nothing
to recommend it as a residential
center, and before the war was
known only by the fact that
oil tanks had been constructed
on the beach, and oil-burning
coastwise ve.'-sels stoi)ped there
occasionally to replenish their
supply of fuel oil. Killingholme,
however, pos.sessed a strategic
value as an air station, and
was early utilized by the Royal
Air Force which stationed a
scjuadron there, later so greatly
augmented that by the summer
of 1917 it had become one of
the leading air stations in Great
Britain. When a Britisli and
American joint board decided
that the United States would
coojjcrate in patrolling the
North Sea, Killingholme was
made an ail-American station.
In December, 1917, Commander
Whiting, who was then in
Europe, was ordered home for
the purpose of organizing the
necessary personnel and to obtain the
equipment to operate it by the Navy.
Men and material were dispatched from
time to time, but it was not until May,
1918, that the big collier Jason left New
York with a large force of men, a cargo of
supplies, and the first American sea-
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planes to be sent to Enrope. She arrived
on June 1, when the necessary additional
buildings to house the men and accom-
modate the planes were promptly erected,
and steps were taken to relieve the British
forces at the station. The work pro-
gressed so rapidly that on July 'ZO, Com-
mander Whiting relie-^-ed Wing Com-
mander Bowhill, RNAS, who had served
with great distinction in the war, espe-
cially in command of the Royal Air Force
in Mesopotamia, where he supplied food
by airplane to General Townshend's be-
sieged army.
Killingholme had meanwhile becoine
the center of great shipj)ing activities;
convoys were constantly passing up and
down the coast; it was within striking
distance of the lines of submarine travel;
and, moreover, it was in the path usually
taken l)y Zeppelins in their raids on the
English coast. By pushing the patrols
out on somewhat extended flights, great
assistance could be rendered to fleet
maneuvers and observations from this
base.
Expansion of
the station as it
was turned over
by the British
was conducted
by the Public
Works Depart-
n:ent of the
United States
Force, and the
additional build-
ings were con-
structed at a rate
which astoni.shed
the British,
twent y - e i g h t
buildings being
built in thirty
days with green
crews, lacking
only plumbing
and wiring. By
this time, the
complement had
reached 1,.500 men, and the Naval Air
Station was ready for business. From
July "20 until the fateful llth of Novem-
ber, there was constant work at Killing-
holme. Some of the activities reduced
to figures were:
Over 6,000 shijis were convoyed; the
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I'.sril hy X.A.'s irif/i Britixli fnr <l<n/ bombing.
distance covered in war i)atro]s was
nearly 60,000 miles, not including test
flights or experiments. For several weeks
when Gernum subs were believed to
come to the surface under cover of dark-
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Patrol Plane Being Picked up at Sea by Submahine Chaseh
ness to recharge their storage batteries,
nightly patrols were conducted of seven
and eight hours" duration. Notwith-
standing the almost constant fog, often
attended by high winds and rainstorms,
tlie weather was not permitted to interfere
with the daily patrols and convoys.
Despite the exigencies of the war.
Haxriot Hydra vion- de Chasse.
One-man sconf plane.
recreation and welfare work were not
overlooked. Baseball, football and track
athletics were encouraged, and many
s|)irited games were played between the
station teams and teams from nearby
stations. The first American game of
baseball ever played in Hull was between
a Killingholme team and another Ameri-
can team from the aviation construction
camp at Driffield. The welfare activities
were imder the supervision of the Y. M.
C. A., the Red Cross and the British
[Ministry of Information.
Some of the exploits of the Killingholme
flyers will be mentioned briefly. Pilots
Schieffelin and Cutler in a large .seaplane
on July 19 sighted a submarine cruising
on the surface io miles from Whitby.
They dropped a bomb, which fell '20 feet
from the center of the submarine. After
the explosion the submarine's screws were
seen to rise and almost break the surface,
then the submarine disappeared. No
further movement was discerned, and the
plane returned to the station. The
submarine was not put out of business,
however, for she later in the day at-
tempted to attack a convoy, but was
repulsed by a motor launch which dropped
depth charges, forcing the submarine to
the surface. In the fight which ensued,
a destroyer rammed the submarine, which
was unable to submerge, and after being
again rammed, she capsized and sank.
On June 13 a seaplane, witli Lieutenant
Cleeve of the Royal Air Force as first
pilot and Ensign Allen, USXRF, second
pilot, sighted a submarine's wake. They
immediately dropjjed two bomljs in the
line of the wake, whereuj)on oil and
wreckage came to the surface, but the
submarine continued its course. De-
stroyers were signaUed, and depth bombs
brought more oil and wreckage to view.
The submarine was not again sighted.
On July 9 Ensigns SchiefTehn and
Staub, first and second pilots, both
USNRF, with Wireless Operator Roll-
hause and Machinist's ;\Iate Bernstein,
sighted an oil patch while flying at 2,000
feet altitude, and new oil was constantly
appearing, indicating the presence of a
submarine nearby. Two bombs were
dropped, one scoring a direct hit, and the
other very close. Destroyers were sig-
nalled, and upon their arrival dropped
several depth charges, when bubbles
rose to the surface, and the oil patch
widened to more than twice its former
size. According to the records of the
British Admiralty this submarine is
classified as "seriously damaged."
On June 8, while the station was still
under joint control, pilots Captain Mun-
day of the Briti.sh air service and Ensign
Rumill, USN, sighted a periscope 15
miles east of Spurn. The periscope disap-
peared immediately and the plane upon
arriving at the position noticed a dis-
turbance of the water, as if the submarine
were lying on the bottom, and bubbles
were seen to rise. Two bombs were
dropped, whereupon more bubbles as
well as oil came to the surface. No
further results were observed, but owing
to lack of fuel the .seajjlane was compelled
to put back to the l)ase.
On the occasion of a distressing acci-
dent when two flyers were killed and
a third serionslj' injured as a result of
their seaplane crashing into Humber
River, a gallant attempt was made to
save the victims. Seaplane 4067 was
starting for Dundee on October 28, 1918,
with Ensigns Benjamin Lee and J. Gar-
rison, both NRF., as pilots, and R. G.
machinist's mate, 2d class, when
the seaphme crashed into the Ilumlier
River. Lieut. R. H. McCann and En-
sign G. S. Hodges dove overboard from
a rescue launch, under the burning
wreckage in their endeavor to save the
lives of the flj^ers. Hodges brought
Garrison unconscious through the burn-
ing wreckage to the rescue boat, keeping
him vmder water intermittently and with
his own person protecting the unconscious
officer from the flames. In liis rescue
Hodges liimself was severely burned, and
it was solely due to the heroic rescue work
that Garrison was not lost. Both Lee and
Fisher were drowned.
Other naval air stations in the British
Isles were maintained at Felixstowe.
"Wexford, Queenstown, Lough Foyle,
Whiddy Island, besides the assembly and
repair base at Eastleigh, 70 miles south-
west of London, which was established
for the purpose of serving the entire
Northern Bombing Group, acting in
conjunction with the delivery and dis-
tribution at St. Ingleverte, France, which
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was located inland four or five miles
from Calais.
In the early summer of 1918, the Huns
were very active in this western front and
grave alarm was felt that the enemy
might break through to the channel ports
and overrun the country adjacent to
Calais, in which section the original plans
were to establi.sh the repair and assembly
base. It was deemed urgently necessary
to seek another location more protected
from bombardment and possible capture,
and where mechanics could turn out the
planes and assemble parts without inter-
ference, yet accessible to the patrols and
air stations of France and England. The
British had partly completed an "ac-
ceptance base" at Eastleigh, which the
Air Ministry offered to the U. S. Navy.
The offer was accepted, and the station
was taken over in July, 1918, completed
in record time, and for the remaining
months of the war this base rendered
efficient service to the American naval
air service in supplying equipment as
needed.
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STATIONS IN FRANCE
The first naval air station to be es-
tablished in France was Dunkerque, near
the Belgian line on the Strait of Dover,
and close to the front. Construction was
undertaken by the French authorities,
which was expected to be completed by
September, 1917. October came, and it
was still but 30 per cent done, when a de-
tachment of fifty Americans was detailed
to push the work. In November, 100 more
bluejackets were sent to Dunkerque and
every eff^ort was made to expedite the
coast, but an occasional ofiFensive patrol
was made with the Hanriot single sealers,
the usual plan being to send out two or
three DD flying boats equipped with
two 130-pound bombs, accompanied by a
flight of five Hanriots as protection from
enemy craft. The DD's carried a gunner
forward and aft, but still were not con-
sidered self-protecting and were, more-
over, slow and unwieldy. Great trouble
was experienced with equipment, es-
pecially the flying boats' power plants,
which caused a large percentage of
Haxriot Scouts .vt Duxkerque.
construction. Shortly thereafter the
station was ready for occupancy, and in
January trained personnel began to
arrive. Patrols, however, could not be
carried out for lack of ordnance and flying
equipment.
At first the operations consisted of
anti-submarine patrols over the English
Channel, and by arrangement with the
French Seaplane Station almost constant
daylight patrol was maintained. Due to
the inferior types of planes it was not
possible to patrol the nearby Belgian
patrols to be abandoned because of motor
failure. Notwithstanding, numerous
"alerts" were answered and on many
occasions submarines were bombed.
The station was credited with one sub-
marine. At critical periods the entire
station force was turned over to the
British, and every assistance was lent
them and the French, particularly during
the enemy drives in that area. American
pilots frequently joined French and
British squadrons operating with land
machines. Observers were loaned and
the station personnel assisted the allies
in the erection of airdromes and in other
essential work.
Lieutenant Chevalier, who was in com-
mand from the fall of 1917, was relieved
in July, 1918, to take charge of the
aviation repair base at Eastleigh, being
relieved by Lieutenant Gates, NRF, who
distinguished himself as a daring flyer
and who was later brought down inside
the enemy lines while flying with a
French spad scjuadron and was captured,
but possibly due to the approaching
At one time a British night bombing
squadron was driven from its airdrome
and the airdrome completely wrecked by
an enemy night raid. To permit the
British to continue their night bombing
operations, the repairs must be made
immediately, and with the assistance of
the American force the airdrome was
put in shape, and by evening the British
were again able to operate.
At another time the British were driven
from their airdrome, and the American
contingent erected new barracks and
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Tiim.
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Awaiting Secretary Roosevelt's
break in the enemy's resistance, he was
saved, and after the armistice obtained
his relea.se.
During the entire occupancy of the
station, Dunkerque was subjected to
enemy bombing raids, many of them
severe, and resulting in nmch damage to
the station, but fortunately without
casualties. The almost continuous night
bombing as well as bombardment by long-
range guns made living conditions very
difficult, despite which the behavior of
the men was at all times most admirable.
IXSPECTIOX. DrXKERQUE, FrAXCE.
hangars for them on another field, so
that the British operations might be
continuous.
One day a German seaplane was
re])orted operating off Ostend. Five
American Hanriots were dispatched on
offensive patrol into the area, where they
remained for an hour or more without
locating the Boche. Meanwhile a fog
came uj:), and the flight became scattered.
One machine landed in Dieppe, 150
miles from its station. Another pilot
found himself well inland on coming out
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y'f^b of the fog; seeing troops below, he de-
scended to see whether they were Huns
i^Y or aUies. He found them to l)e Belgians
and he landed safely on a convenient
marsh. To his surprise he learned that
he was directly back of Dixmude, and by
skillful maneuvering he managed to get
out of the marsh and proceeded safely
over the treetops back to Dunkerque.
No American seaplanes were ever used
at this station. The reasons were that
the harbor was extremely narrow, and
all the American seaplanes which were
provided were too large for use at Dun-
kerque. Furthermore, there were no
American seaplanes suitable for opera-
tions in direct contact with the enemy
such as were required at Dunkerc|ue.
During the summer this station was
exceedingly active, and rendered notable
service in practically eliminating the
submarine menace along the French
coast. On August 1'2, a squadron sighted
a Hun submarine and released eight
bombs, one of which scored a direct hit.
The submarine rolled slowlj^ to star-
board, lying bottom upwards for five
minutes, when she gradually sank. The
other seven bombs exploded clo.se along-
side the hull. After dropping the bombs
the seaplanes circled around, firing 500
rounds of ammunition into the hull until
she sank bodily.
Three days later an airplane squadron
sighted a submarine off Ostend, which
submerged before the patrol arrived, and
no trace could be found. Three bombs
were dropped, two of which exploded
20 yards astern of the susjjected position,
but no further trace of the submarine
was found than the appearance of two
oil patches.
During the summer and fall the enemy
works at Ostend, Zeebrugge, Brugeoi.se,
Bruges docks and canal and airdomes at
Ghisbelles and Marialter were frequently
})oml)ed by airmen from Dunkerque, in-
flicting serious damage.
flight being made on November 13.
Henceforth, lioth patrol and convoy
flights were made regularly. Communica-
tion wa.s poor, and the time and po.sition
of passing convoys were uncertain, so
with no adjoining air stations to co-
operate in convoy work, long flights were
necessary.
After the station began to operate, Le
Croisic was used as an assembly base for
TelHer, DD and Le Peu .seaplanes. As
more machines, equipment and .spare
parts were received and hangar space
provided, more extensive work was under-
taken. The installation of radio a.shore
and in planes enabled the intelligence
officer to keep better informed of the
positions of planes on patrol, and with the
addition of a machine shop and a car-
penter shop, damaged planes and worn
engines were quickly ])ut back in com-
mission.
Not long after the station was in com-
mission, four submarines were sighted
off Belle Isle, and two planes sent on
patrol. They did not get the sub-
marines, and one plane failed to return
on time. This plane, which was piloted
by Ensign K. R. Smith, NRF, with N.
Wilkinson, Elect., and Brady, INIach.
Mate, as members of the crew, had
an experience, thrilling in it.self, which
illustrates the variety of hazards of
aerial warfare.
Upon leaving Le Croisic, the clouds
were very low and quite a sea running.
Search was made for mines and sub-
marines, but none were found. After
cruising several hours, their motor went
dead and about 3 p. m. they were forced
to make a tail-to-wind landing on the sur-
face with a big sea running. A pigeon
was disjjatched for help. They were not
certain of their location, and the sea
became very rough. As night came on
they stood watches, one bailing while the
other two slept. The next morning they
sent out another pigeon, urgently calling
for help. They had no food and all hands
were seasick. It developed that the
motor trouble was due to failure of the
gas tank to feed. About 11 o'clock the
second day, Wilkinson got the motor
started, and tried to put back to He
v>^
D'You, but they made little headway
because of the rough sea. Then their
left ]5ontoon filled with water. In mak-
ing a desperate attempt to get the
machine off the water, they broke th.eir
left wing, and in the words of the report
of tlie pilot, they "got themselves into a
hell of a scrape." Things then began to
look pretty black, but the men were
game. Night again came, and they again
took watches, first lying on the wing,
then bailing, then sleeping. They had
many anxious moments when it was
feared the craft would roll over. They
passed a mighty uncomfortable night
and were growing very weak from lack
of food or water. The morning of the
third day found them in a still more pre-
carious condition, with the wing getting
near the boat as it crumpled. They had
to bail constantly and stay out on the
wing tip. As the waves came over they
felt they were going steadily lower. They
finally decided to cast off the wing and
tried to get the other wing off, but they
were too weak to loosen the nuts. They
were gradually sinking on the starboard
side and all staying to the portside to
keep her righted. They saw their only
hope was to cast off the wing, and were
about to give up hope, when Wilkinson
gave a yell that he had sighted something.
At first they thought it was a submarine,
and their only hope was that it would
blow them up and end it all. It proved,
however, to be a French destroyer which
was one of the many vessels and aircraft
that were searching for the missing plane.
The men were in bad condition from the
trying ordeal, but they soon recovered
after getting back to station. Their
plane sank a few minutes after they had
been taken off.
COOPERATION WITH FRENCH
Throughout the American activities,
there was hearty cooperation with the
French Air Service, although for the first
few months the French were sorely
handicapped, due to their own pressing
needs, in supplying motors and acces-
sories. This cordial teamwork dates
from the memorable visit of Marshal
Joffre and his mission to Washington in
April, 1917. Among the rec|uests made
upon the American authorities -was the
dispatch of seajjlane pilots to France to
assist in an aerial submarine patrol. The
French admiral of the mission was in-
formed that American aviators were not
available, as the out])ut of American
planes had already been sent to Europe,
leaving but a small number at home for
training imqjoses, but that while we were
sorely lacking in trained aviators we had
a plentiful su])ply of student aviators.
Accordingly, it was agreed that the first
detachment of student aviators and stu-
dent mechanics should he sent over im-
mediately, the French admiral explaining
that there were many schools and abun-
dant facilities for training. U. S. Naval
Aeronautic Detachment No. 1 was
quickly organized, comprising fifty stu-
dent aviators, fifty student mechanics and
twenty-two men of the ratings of yeomen,
cooks, bakers, hospital corpsnien, mess-
men, etc. In the detachment were seven
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officers of whom four were naval pilots,
two supply officers and a doctor.
With this force went about .50 tons of
stores, ]Jro^'isions, clothing, canteen suj)-
l)lies, aviators' necessities, galley and
mess gear, tents, lumber, tools, hardware
and whatever was ref[uired to make a
camp habitable. The detachn.ent and
material were sent via two colliers, the
Jupiter, which landed at Bordeaux June
0, and the Xe pi line, which arrived at St.
Nazaire on June 8. U])on arrival it
developed that the French authorities
were quite unaware of their coming, or of
the pur])ose for which they had been sent,
and hence no arrangements had been
made for their acconurodation or train-
ing. After several conferences with the
French ministry and the U. S. Naval
attache in Paris, it was decided to send
the student aviators to Tours, and the
student meclianics to St. Raphael for
training. It was further agreed that the
detachment should work imder An erican
officers commanik^d by Americans, and
manned entirely by American ];ersonnel.
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rather than to try to infiltrate American
personnel into French stations. The
detachment furnished a basis for opera-
tion of three stations, 500 additional
Americans ))eing needed to man them,
performing such duties as boatmen,
truck drivers, chauffeurs, waders, yeo-
men, hospital corpsmen, cooks, bakers,
stewards, messmen, etc., based upon the
French organization plan of about 200
men to a station of sixteen flying boats.
The French undertook to erect the
three stations at points to be mutually
in bombing and in aerial gunnery. This
plan, together with the proposal of the
French to establish three seaplane sta-
tions and one school, was submitted to
Washington for approval; and on June
21, 1917, the training was actually started
at Tours and at St. Raphael. Dun-
kercjue was selected as the first American
station, because of its proximity to the
German lines, and because of its great
importance in preventing the coming and
going of submarines from the German
bases in Belgium. It was especially
In- the II.vrbor of Bre.st, Fraxce.
agreed u])on, to be reimbursed by the
U. S. Navy. It develojjed, however,
that while the ground training and pre-
liminary instruction i}i flying at land
stations were to be handled by the French,
the subsequent training in flying lioats,
bombing and aerial gunnery could not
well be undertaken by the French,
because of crowded conditions at their
schools. The French thereupon pro-
posed that the U. S. Navy establish a
school for the finishing training of student
aviators in French flying boats, as well as
desired that the United Slates should
actively engage in offensive operations
with the Allies as soon as possible. Dun-
kerque oft'ered this opportunity, and the
only suital^le location for a seaplane base,
where it was hoped our aerial patrols
would come in contact with the aircraft
of the enemy.
The French were quick to see the effi-
cacy as well as the sentimental value of
having the other two bases located adja-
cent to the principal points of entry for
American troops landing in France, and
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suggested points on the Loire and Gironde
Rivers, and after a survey was made of
the coast Le Croisic was chosen as the site
for the station, as aerial patrols could
operate for the protection of convoys
entering the Loire River, and St. Trojan
as the base near the Gironde River. Mout-
chic was chosen as the site for the school.
In the course of subsequent conferences
with the French Ministry of Marine, it
was developed that the French had sliort-
comings in both personnel and materia
These were candidly admitted, since, due
to the mobilization by the army of every
able-bodied Frenchman and the transfer
to the army early in the war of all naval
pilots, the French navy was seriously
embarrassed in oljtaining the young men
who were mentally, ])hysically and tem-
peramentally qualified for successful avia-
tors; but the French flying boats were
superior to anything that could be found
at that time in the United States. On
the other side of the account, America
had an abundance of excellent aviator
material, as well as an ample supply of
trucks, autos, boats and construction
material. Conse-
quently, a policy
w a s adopted
covering devel-
0)jmentsof naval
aviation in
France that the
United States
Navy would look
to the French
Navy for sea-
planes, motors,
instruments, ar-
mament, bombs
and accessories;
while the pre-
iminary training
of pilots would
be conducted in
the L) n i t e d
States, with the
finishing train-
ing at French
schools until such time as the American
schools should be in operation, and that
the U. S. Navy would bring to Europe
the required quota of motors, automobiles,
trucks, and boats, bringing over as soon
as practicable its own construction ma-
terial, machine tools and camp equipage.
In August it was agreed in conference
that the production of the English type
of Curtiss bi-motored flying boat, an
American develo])ment, should be pushed
in the United States. Accordingly, the
French asked that the Navy undertake
the maintenance of a station at Brest
from which to operate this seaplane,
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which was larger, of greater radius, and
of more seaworthy qualities than any
French flying boats.
At the request of the French, the U. S.
Naval Air Service constructed and oper-
ated a station at He Tudy to augment
the French station near Cape Pen March,
where the Huns were sinking a large
number of vessels. The Navy Depart-
ment then proposed to construct seven
additional stations if the French could
outfit them with flying boats. The
French replied they could equip one
station a month, beginning with October
and ending with Feljruary, 1918, when it
was expected that American production
would be available in Europe.
The sending over of set-up seaplanes
would make too great a demand on the
tonnage, and consequently the policy was
adopted of .setting up, as.sembling and
testing the planes in France. A base for
this work was required and it was deter-
mined to make it a supply ba.se as well.
A plot of ground at Pauillac had been
assigned as a base for patrol vessels of the
U. S. Navy in the Gironde River, and
this site was u.sed for the new station.
By September the
training of our
pilots and mechanics
at Tours and St.
Raphael was com-
pleted, and the de-
tachment was con-
solidated at Mont-
chic, small parties
being .sent thence to
the French seaplane
schools at Hourtin,
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to the school of aerial fire at Cazeau and
to the bombing school at St. Raphael.
French railroads at that time were
sorely overtaxed and could not be relied
upon for the movement of freight along
the coast. It was taking three weeks to
make a shipment from Brest to Bordeaux,
less than 500 miles. Being plainly evi-
dent that with the advent of the American
troops this situation would become worse,
water transportation was provided when
the French requisitioned the Meckne.s-,
a steamer of 300 tons net capacity, and
the Bella of 750 tons capacity was requi-
sitioned by the U. S. Shipping Board.
Sailing vessels were later chartered, and
the problem of the transportation and
distribution of stores between Brest and
Pauillac and intermediate stations was
solved.
By October 1st, additional men be-
gan to arrive from the States. Pilots
were trained and they awaited only the
completion of the stations and the
delivery of seaplanes to begin operations.
Le Croisic was first to be finished, the
work being principally done by German
prisoners under the supervision of Com-
mandant Vaschalde
of the French service.
Dunkercjue, as we
have stated, was re-
tarded, due to shor-
tage of French labor,
and was eventually
taken over and com-
pleted by the x\.meri-
cans. St. Trojan,
similarly, was badly
delayed by labor
V
U. S. Naval Air Station, Porto Coksixi, Italy
shortage, abortive strikes and the con-
tractors" inabihty to get material. Simi-
lar conditions prevailed at Moutchic,
which was completed with the aid of our
own men. After many discouraging de-
lays the stations were finally commis-
sioned and their influence was soon felt
in the rapid diminution of sinkings along
the French coast. Prior to the coming of
the Americans, the destruction of allied
ships averaged one a day; within ten
months after our patrols liecame active
only three ships were lost in the jiatrol
area between Pen Marche and He D'You,
a 99 per cent reduction!
The harmony which in general pre-
vailed between the Americans and the
French was demonstrated by the friend-
ships built up between our men and the
natives, as well as by the cooperation
existing between the air forces of the two
countries. The personnel at the Ameri-
can stations was much larger than at the
French stations, due, of course, to the
depleted man power of France. This
larger complement of men accounted for
the better humor, higher morale, and
consequently greater efficiency at the
American air stations, _
which was noticeable
to the French officials
themselves.
In the matter of
■food, our men fared
as well as might be
ex])ected under con-
ditions which then ^
existed in France. L
Practicallv a 1 1 no)
perishable foodstuffs, were brought from
the United States. Fresh meats, eggs
and vegetables were obtainable in the
vicinity of the stations, at very high prices
it is true, but not more than the French
themselves jjaid. In many instances
these supplies were obtained on French
commissary contracts.
OPERATIONS IX ITALY
The part played by the United States
naval aviators in Italy differed in several
important respects from the operations
already described in England and France.
In Italy there was much more Ijombing
and less patrol work, due, of cour.se, to
the different methods of warfare em-
ployed. Their sjjccial objectives were
the enemy liases of Pola and Trieste.
First of American naval aviators to
operate in Italy was Lieutenant Com-
mander ^McDonnell, who in January and
February, 1918, made test flights in
Caproni jilanes while on inspection duty.
As a residt of these tests, Caproni bomb-
ing planes were extensively used in the
Northern Bombing Group. McDonnell,
while visiting the Italian front at Padua,
was the first American
officer to make a flight
over the Italian-Aus-
trian front. The ob-
jective was a German
airdrome behind the
0^'?i Austrian lines. INIc-
Donnell acted as gun-
ner on this raid, which
was successful, it was
afterwards learned, in
Ferryixi;" over the Alps
setting fire to a German hangar and
destroying three or four German ma-
chines. The raid was particularly thrilling
from the start. The machine got away
during an Austrian attack on the Italian
airdrome, and had to pass through the
Italian barrage and under the bombfire
from the Austrians. His was the only
machine of the squadron which left the
airdrome. Return was made with great
difficulty, the Austrians having mean-
while destroyed one of the hangars and
fourteen planes. Landing was made with
greatest hazard, but without accident.
For this exploit [McDonnell was cited
for a silver medal by the Italian govern-
ment.
Subsequently, an American bombing
station was established at Porto Corsini,
a village on the Adriatic, at the mouth of
the canal leading to Ravenna, about 70
miles south of Venice. The principal
objective of the American squadron was
Pola, Austria's main naval base. During
the Italian retreat, a temporary air
station had been hastily established near
Ravenna, and when the new line was
formed at the Piave, the Italian authori-
ties proceeded to erect a permanent camp
at Porto Corsini, which the Americans
took over, supplementing its equipment
with about thirty-five Italian fljdng boats,
which the American pilots had learned
to operate at the U. S. Air Station, Lake
Bolsena, Italy. While the station at
Porto Corsini was still under construc-
tion, the first contingent, or thirty-five
officers and about 300 men, arrived.
Additional pilots were added to the com-
plement, and more men sent from the
station at Pauillac, so that by the latter
part of August, 1918, Porto Corsini had
become a thriving American city, known
to the natives and the newcomers alike as-
Goat Island City.
Many of the pilots had formerly been
in the American ambulance corps and had
later been trained in the ground school at
Moutchic, with a flying course at Lake
Bolsena. The station rendered most
effective service in cooperation with the
Italians, who were frequently in contact
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with both land and sea machines. Night
bombing expeditions were continuous,
and frequently daylight expeditions were
conducted for the purpose of distribu-
ting propaganda and taking photographs.
The type of planes used for bombing
were the Italian FBA's, L-3's and Macchi
8's, and for the chasse the Macchi 5's.
Porto Corsini itself was subject to
frequent bombing attacks. On the night
of August 21-22, 1918, an attack was
made by about ten enemy planes which
dropped forty-nine bombs, ten falling on
the station, the others across the canal.
In retaliation, two M-8's, with pilots
Ensign R. B. Read and Quartermaster
George W. Knowles, left the station the
same night and bombed Pola, dropping
several bombs in the arsenal and hangars.
This was the first night-flight from the
American station, and the results were
excellent. Pola was easily located, like-
wise Porto Corsini on the return trip.
After that, attacks and counter-at-
tacks were continuous. An aerial com-
bat occurred in August over Pola, in
which the Americans gave a good account
of themselves. A patrol of two bombing
planes and five chasse planes left the
station to distribute propaganda on Pola.
Two machines had motor trouble and
put back before the engagement. After
dumping the reading matter over Pola,
the fight began. The Austrians used
their anti-aircraft guns, but with poor
results, when five land chasse planes and
two hj^droplanes assembled to attack
them. Ensign Ludlow, leading pilot of
the chasse machines, gave the signal to
attack three Au.strians, and dived at
them with Pilots Parker and Hammann
following. Voorhees, a fourth pilot, was
unalile to enter the combat because his
machine guns jammed. The fight started
with Ludlow attacking the center ma-
chine, Parker one to the left, and Ham-
mann engaged two others. Ludlow's
engine was damaged by bullets, and
Parker's right gun jammed. Ludlow
started home, fighting off two machines,
when his motor broke down due to the
damage it had earlier received, and his
plane caught fire. He entered a spin and
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threw off one of the enemy, at the same
time putting out the fire. The other
enemy plane followed him down to 500
meters. Ludlow landed a short distance
from Pola, and the enemy plane returned
to its base. Hammann saw Ludlow land,
and after throwing off the two machines
with which he was engaged, landed near
Ludlow and after destroying the damaged
machine, Ludlow returned in Hammann's
machine, sitting on the boat directly
under the engine. They did not leave,
however, until they had made certain
toward the sea. When the machine was
about over the naval base, it started to
turn to the right, went into a right spiral
and crashed to the ground, landing in a
corn patch. At the time of the descent
the machine was flying at an altitude of
250 meters. Both Bergen and Murphy
died from the injuries they received.
In accordance with instructions from
the Italian authorities, Porto Corsini
worked in conjunction with the Venice
squadron in offenses against the enemy
bases, and in carrying out these instruc-
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that the aliandoned machine had sunk,
firing 100 rounds at it from the air to
complete the destruction. The men were
badly bruised and cut up, Imt otherwise
no injury was inflicted. All pilots re-
turned to ba.se.
On September 15, an unfortunate
accident occurred in which two flyers gave
up their lives. Ensign Louis J. Bergen,
pilot, with Gunner Thomas L. Murphy,
ob.server, left the station in a Macchi.
They followed the course of the canal
tions joint raids were made by the two
squadrons on Pola and the Austrian
hangars. Pola was bombed on July 17 by
American planes, destroying four hangars
belonging to the Austrians, and one of the
Germans. The hattleship Babenburg was
hit, sending her to dock for repairs.
In August, 1918, four seaplanes, under
the dire(^ion of Lieut. R. B. Read, made
a flight in which the pilot of one. Smith,
was forced toland, owing toengine trouble.
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left wing was badly damaged, and after
remaining in the water five hours his
machine was sighted by an Italian patrol
boat which towed him within 5 miles of
the Italian coast. Another, Pilot Stuart,
lost his direction owing to heavy mist and
darkness. When he sighted the Austrian
coast, thinking he was south
of Pola, he changed his
course due north and flew
up the coast, sighting a
town which was pro,
bablyCittanuova. He
flew over the town
and dropped several
bombs and after fly-
ing over the Piave
lines he landed at
Venice for refuel-
ling, when he re-
turned to the
station. The other
machines continued
northeaat and headed
for the Austrian coast,
near which was sighted a
line of Italian destroyers,
which aided them in the'r
course by their flashes. Near the (f, //„„,•,
Austrian coast they encountered Ad.mira
a heavy strata of clouds at a height of
2,000 meters. They arose to an altitude
of 3,400 meters, which was kept while
flying over Pola. They released four
bombs, all of which were seen to explode,
and although a heavy liarrage was ])ut
up, no damage was done to the machines,
and they returned safely to their station.
These activities were continued almost
daily through August, September and
October.
A PERSONNEL OF HIGH GRADE
A gallant and adventurous lot of men
were attracted to the naval air service;
young men to whom danger was but an
incentive to greater effort. Of all the
fine, up-standing, clear-eyed young
Americans who entered wholeheartedly
into the war for the liberties of mankind.
none were of a higher class than those who
were attracted to the naval flying corps.
Its hazards, as well as the boundless op-
portunities it offered for individual en-
deavor, appealed to them. Vice-Admiral
Sims at the close of hostilities, in a mes-
sage couched in the conservatism of an
official dispatch, asked the
Navy Department to,
"Please express to the
naval aviators o f
America my most
sincere appreciation
of their courageous
and loyal perfor-
mance of duty at
home and abroad
throughout the
war. Their bril-
liant exploits, their
determination t o
win will ever re-
main one of the
highest triliutes to
American manhood.
The performance of
duty of these yoimg
naval aviators under my
command has not only been
in keeping with the very best
traditions of our naval .service, but has in
addition won for America the enthusi-
astic praise of her allies."
Admirals are not wont to "slop over"
in their official correspondence; in fact
there is some regulation against eft'usive-
ness, so we may infer that Admiral Sims
would, in an informal expression, be still
more enthusiastic over the gallant ex-
ploits and the chivalry of these young
knights of the air. And well he may, for
the record is re])lete with acts of heroism
and daring. To mention all of them
would far exceed the limits of this narra-
tive, and to speak of a few would be .show-
ing an unfair discrimination. Yet our
story would l)e incomplete if we failed to
call attention to some acliievements, for
thev were inextricablv woven into the
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HS-? Patrol Plane Equipped with
history of the naval air service in the war.
Take, for example, Lieut. A. L. Gates,
whom we have mentioned. Gates was
serving at Dunkerque when a signal was
received that a British plane had been
brought down by the Germans up along
the Belgian coast, and had fallen in the
sea within range of the German guns
ashore. Gates immediately jumped into
a seaplane and without waiting for assist-
ance or for an observer or a machine
gunner, "shoved off" at a 90-mile clip.
Reaching the place where the British
aviators were clinging to the wreck of
their plane, still being the target of the
guns on shore. Gates swooped down
beside them, and reckless of the wicked
Hun fire, made a skillful landing, pulled
the three %vrecked aviators into his plane,
soon rose and beat it back to Dunkerque,
meeting on the way the other rescuers who
were hurrying to the scene in planes and
coast water craft, motioning them to go
back to avoid the enemy gunfire, which
by this time had gotten very angry. For
this service Gates was awarded the dis-
tinguished flying cross by the King of
England.
On October 4, Gates was one of the
pilots in a squadron of seven Spads which
left St. Pol airdrome with orders to patrol
the Ypres salient over territory around
Courtrai, Roulers, Dixmude and Foret
d'Houthoulet — a lively part of the west-
ern battle front at that time. After
being out forty minutes they encountered
about fifteen enemy aircraft, consisting
of Fokker scouts, biplanes and a few
triplanes. The Spads quickly dived to a
point within the allied lines, and the
enemy craft did not pursue them; where-
upon, the Spads climbed and returned to
enemy territory. Two of the Americans
had engine trouble and returned to base,
but the other five machines kept on.
While flying over Courtrai at an elevation
of 4,000 meters, a superior enemy air
squadron was sighted — probably the same
Fokker squadron — and the signal was
given to dive and return to base. At the
moment of the last dive several Huns
were directly above them and Gates'
machine was seen to be making a right
vertical virage. This was the last seen of
him, and he was given up as lost. He was
captured and after the armistice, a little
over a month later, was safely returned.
Doubtless he owes his life to the fact that
the enemy resistance had begun to
crumble, and the Huns saw the wisdom
of treating him with humane considera-
tion.
Then there was Lieut. D. S. Ingalls, to
whom the British Air Ministry awarded
the distinguished flying cross, with the
comment that "His keenness, courage
and utter disregard of danger are excep-
tional and are an example to all. He is
one of the finest men this scjuadron ever
had." The feats which brought forth
this eulogy covered an active period of
several months bombing and fighting.
In August he flew over the Hun airdrome
at Varsenaere, firing 6.50 rounds with his
machine guns into it, besides dropping
four bombs and, although flying very
low, the Huns were unsuccessful in
getting him. On September 15, he made
the Huns another call, this time at the
Uytecirke airdrome on a low-bombing
raid, obtaining a direct hit. On his way
home, assisted by another Camel he shot
down a 2-seater enemy plane in flames.
He was a glutton for low bomb raids, for
the citation mentioned two other trips
in which he did good work with bombs and
machine guns, besides helping destroy
two enemy airplanes, and once, single
handed, he attacked six enemy machines,
driving one down damaged. Ingalls also
shot down an enemy kite balloon in flames
near Ostend.
For thrilling experiences, we cite the
case of Ensign E. A. Stone, a young
American reservist, who, with Sub-Lieut.
Eric Moore of the Royal Air Service, was
on patrol in March, 1918, when the
engine stopped dead, forcing a landing in
a rough sea. The craft was without
radio or kite to call for assistance. Two
carrier-pigeons were released, one of
whom refused to budge from the machine
until Moore threw the clock at him. One
pigeon, with the one word "sinking,"
reached home, but as they had lost their
course their location was unknown. The
men were continuouslv soaked and lashed
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by the March seas, for eighty hours,
without food or water, until finally
picked up by a trawler. Reports mean-
while had been sent to headquarters that
they were lost.
Comdr. L. H. Maxfield, of the regular
Navy, was recommended for a gold life-
saving medal for an exploit as unusual as
it was heroic. The dirigible "Capitaine
Caussin" under his command was patrol-
ing a convoy north of Quiberon, when the
pressure began to fall, and after making
every effort to keep the dirigible in the
air, she came down. Upon striking the
water, two of the crew, Allely and Elliott,
were thrown into the sea. They were
having considerable difficulty swimming,
because of their combinations, or "teddy
bears," which greatly impeded their
movements, and Allely called out for
help. By this time the ship had drifted
75 yards, but Mr. Maxfield, shouting to
Allely to hold out, jumped into the
sea. He swam to them, but by
this time the dirigible was three-quarters
of a mile away. A small motor boat
appeared and picked them up, afterward
coming to the dirigible and removed
several meml^ers of the crew. The re-
maining men were left in the ship, which
rapidly drifted ashore. Had Maxfield
not gone so promptly to tlie rescue of the
two men, Allely certainly, and Elliott
probably, would have drowned.
For their gallantry in action near He
Tudy, two American pilots, R. H.
Harrell and K. R. Smith, were recom-
mended by the French comman-
dant for the Croix de Guerre
A southbound coastal convoy
was off Pen Marche when two avions
were seen dropping bombs 2 miles to
seaward. The destroyer Stewart left the
escort and proceeded at full speed to
the scene, and a French destroyer ap-
proached from the northward. With
the aid of planes which dropped smoke
bombs at the spot where the submarine
was seen from the air, the destroyer
headed for the position, dropping charges
as it encircled the submarine. The avions
continued to drop bombs until they
brought up clear water. Between the
destroyers and the planes the Hun had
no chance of escape. 0. E. Williams and
H. W. Studor were the observers in the
two planes, and rendered very efficient
service in placing the bombs and guiding
the destroyers.
And so we could go on almost indefi-
nitely, recounting exploits such as these,
which would be recalled by the readers
of this book as merely a part of their daily
routine in the adventurous days of com-
radeship and unselfish service in the
United States Naval Flying Corps.
Great credit is due the enlisted per-
sonnel of the naval air service. No finer
class of men was ever brought into a
military force than the members of the
crews of the air stations abroad. Many
of these men won commissions, and still
others rendered equally praise worthy
service in the enlisted grades. All the
radio operators and a great many obser-
vers were enlisted men, and not a few
gave a good account of themselves as
pilots. All honor to the blue-
jackets and marines of the naval
aviation service!
The Liberty Motor
Compiled from Official Sources
DURING the time that the produc-
tion of airplane engines for train-
ing was getting under way, care-
ful thought was being given to the jios-
sibilities of producing comhat engines
quickly in the United States.
At that time England was manu-
facturing or ex])erimenting with thirty-
seven different kinds of engines and
France with forty-six. It seemed wise,,
if ])ossible, for the United States to avoid
a similar situation, with its exacting
Engines of increasing horsepower were requirements for innumerable repair parts
being demanded at the front, this indi- — a situation which would be compli-
cating the early abandonment of sixes cated still further by long distance from
and types of engines jireviously in favor, the scene of war.
In fact, up to May, 1917, there was not There were in the United States ex-
among the Allies any well-proved engine tensive facilities for the production of the
with the possible exception of the Rolls- simpler forms of internal-combustion
Royce) of a horsepower sufficiently large engine, such as those used in automobilea.
to insure its popularity and suitability for American engineers and manufacturers
two years. American experience with had had wide experience in designings
large-scale production of automobile en- such engines and in producing them in
gines had shown that two years would be quantity. American engineering talent,
required to tool up for and to obtain a ingenuity and knowledge of design was at.
year's output of a given engine. least equal to that abroad.
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It was apparent that prompt action was
necessary to meet the enormous require-
ments for engines and spares demanded
by the contemplated program. It was
also clear that these requirements could
not be met unless the automobile-engine
industry could be mobilized for that
purpose; furthermore, even with the
talented organizations and experience
of this industry, there was little chance of
completing the task unless their efforts
could be concentrated on one type of
standardized engine designed especially
to suit American quantity-production
methods.
After many preliminary investigations.
Col. Edward A. Deeds came to the con-
clusion that it was essential for the
United States to concentrate its energies
upon the smallest possible number of
types of engines and to give special at-
tention to equipment which could be
manufactured in quantity, and which
would be least affected by the rapid
advances in the art.
He considered it entirely possible to
design and build an engine suitable for
war purposes and adapted to American
ideas of quantity production in less time
than the Boiling Commission could com-
plete its investigations and negotiations
and send us drawings and models of
European types that in all probability
would be wholly unsuited to our produc-
tion methods. He believed that the
United States should concentrate its
greatest effort on a tj^pe of aircraft
engine which could be made in powers
sufficiently high to assure continued
usefulness for a term of years and which
would possess the maximum degree of
interchangeability between similar parts.
Colonel Deeds proposed this plan im-
mediately to his associate, Col. S. D.
Waldon, who, after giving it careful con-
sideration, agreed entirely with the plan.
A few days later J. G. Vincent, of the
Packard Motor Car Company, arrived in
Washington and proposed substantially
the same idea, which had been developed
as the result of his experience with air-
craft engines, and which had been crys-
tallized by conferences held in Detroit
with the French and English commissions
then touring the United States.
As subsequent investigation proceeded
this conclusion received the unanimous
support of both the American and Euro-
pean authorities and its wisdom has been
absolutely demonstrated by the results
which have been attained. Colonel
Deeds, Colonel Waldon, and Messrs. E. J.
Hall and J. G. Vincent met at Colonel
Deeds' apartment in the New Willard
Hotel in Washington and considered in a
general way the requirements which the
engines must meet. It was determined
that they should be built around a 5 by 7
inch individual steel cylinder with alumi-
num piston, forked rods, and direct-drive
propeller, and that nothing experimental
or untried should be used.
Messrs. Vincent and Hall set to work
on May 29 to combine their knowledge
and information, and within two or three
days they had outlined the important
characteristics of design of the Liberty
engine. These preliminary layouts were
submitted to the Aircraft Production
Board and the Joint Army and Navy
Technical Board, who approved the
design and on June 4 authorized the con-
struction of five each of the 8 and 12
cylinder sizes. Every feature in the
design of these engines was based on
thoroughly proven internal-combustion
engine practice.
Parts for ten engines were at once
started through the tool rooms and
experimental shops of various motor car
companies. This work centered in the
plant of the Packard Motor Car Com-
pany, which most cheerfully and pa-
triotically gave to this work its entire
energies and wonderful facilities.
Meanwhile the plans of the engine had
been submitted to H. M. Crane, engineer
of the Simplex Motor Car Company, and
of the Wright Martin Aircraft Corpora-
tion, who had made a special study of
aviation engines in Europe and who for
upward of a year had been working on
the production of the Hispano-Suiza 150-
liorsepower engine; also to David Fergus-
son, chief engineer of the Fierce-Arrow
Motor Car Company, and to many of the
best experts in the country on the pro-
<luction of motors. Representatives of
many other companies, including plane
and engine makers, machine tool builders,
■etc., were called in; these men went over
the drawings thoroughly and were con-
sulted on many production features of the
«ngine.
From the foregoing statements it is
•clear that the Liberty engine was not
developed by any species of magic nor by
any single individual or company, but
was a well-considered and carefully pre-
pared design based on much practical
aviation engine experience. The prompt-
ness with which the design was completed
and the samples built was the result of
complete cooperation among all in-
terested parties.
Fundamentals of the design of the
Liberty engine have not been altered
from the date of its original layout, with
the single exception of the scupper feed
system for lubricating the crank pins,
Mhich was aljandoned in favor of the full
pressure feed system of lubrication.
Numerous manufacturing changes in
materials, limits, clearances, etc., have
been made to facilitate production, ex-
actly as such changes are made in pro-
duction of any piece of machinery. As
time went on it became necessary to
increase the horsepower of the I'J-cylinder
engine from 330 to 375 and later from 375
to -liO. These increases made it neces-
sarj^ to increase the size and strength
of certain parts of the engine.
By the method outlined above the
first 8-cylinder engine was delivered in
Washington and set up at the Bureau of
Standards on July 4, 1917, and the first
12-cylinder engine was built and success-
fully passed a 50-hour endurance test
by August ^25, 1917.
At first it was believed that both 8 and
IS-cjdinder engines would be required and
negotiations were started looking to the
production of both sizes. The Ford Motor
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Company agreed to produce 10,000 of the
8 cylinder engines, but before the con-
tract had been made information from
abroad indicated that efforts should be
concentrated on the 1'2-cylinder engine.
Contracts were therefore let for '•2'2,.500
Liberty l^-cylinder engines to six
concerns.
This number was sufficient to take care
of the requirements of both the Navy and
the Army. The first of these contracts
was signed in August, 1917, and ])roduc-
tion worf; started immediately. It was
at once apparent that, to avoid delay and
confusion, the engineering and standard-
ization required for developing and manu-
facturing the engine must necessarily be
done in close proximity to the production
plants. A district office was therefore
established in Detroit, and James G.
Heaslet, formerly vice jjresident and
general manager of the Studebaker cor-
poration, an engineer and manufacturer
of wide experience, was ajjpointed dis-
trict manager. At the recjuest of the
Chief of the Engine Production Depart-
ment an order was issued in October, 1917,
which placed all engineering, inspection
and production of the Liberty engine in
charge of a committee of engineers and
manufacturers composed of Lieut. Col.
E. J. Hall, Maj. James G. Heaslet,
Henry M. Leland, C. Harold Wills of the
Ford Motor Company, and Messrs. Beall
and Roberts of the Packard Motor Car
Company. With them were associated
D. McCall White, engineer of the Cadillac
Motor Company, and Walter Chrysler,
general manager of the Buick Company.
Presided over by Major Heaslet, these
men in their respective plants and in
joint meetings pushed forward the de-
velopment and production of Libertj^
engines. Each without reservation re-
vealed all the trade .secrets and processes
which they had developed in their plants
during the preceding years. The Packard
Motor Car Company gave to this develo])-
mental work all of its ecjuipment and
personnel. The wonderful organization
of the Ford Motor Company was devoted
to solving the problems presented by the
production of this engine. The unique
method of making a rough cylinder from
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a piece of steel tubing, also a new method
of making durable and satisfactory bear-
ings, were among the extraordinary
results of the work of the Ford Motor
Company, and its highly skilled organi-
zation.
Difficulties which ordinarily would
have been well-nigh insuperable, or which
at least would have prevented rapid
progress, were immediately encountered;
for example;
The existing motor-building plants had
practically no machinery of sufficient
size to handle the parts of the Liberty
engine; it was therefore necessary to
build and frequently to design the
machine tools for this purpose.
Between 2,500 and 3,000 small jigs,
tools, and fixtures are recjuired to jjroduce
all the parts of a Liberty engine. For
large outputs much of this equipment
must be duplicated many times. This
made it necessary to requisition prac-
tically the total capacity of all the tool
shops east of the Mississippi.
It soon develoj^ed that men who were
able to make the comparatively simple
automobile motors did not have the skill
required to machine the parts of a
Liberty engine; it therefore became neces-
sary to educate thousands of men and
women to do this work.
A large amount of unfriendly influence
was encountered, a considerable portion
of which was doubtless pro-German.
This was manifested in the tool shops,
where many of the tools made for this
work were found to be incorrect and had
to be remade before they coidd be used
in the engine-building plants. In the
engine-building i)Iants tools mysteriously
disappeared or became injured, cans of
powder were found in the coal, fire-extin-
guishing apparatus was plugged up, and
numerous other treasonable acts were
committed.
As rapidly as skilled men were de-
veloped they were requisitioned by nearly
every department of the Government.
The draft took a great many men, and
their return was either impossible or was
secured only after great delay.
The materials required for the engines
were frequently of a much higher grade
than the corresponding materials in
automobile motors and much patient
work was required to secure their produc-
tion.
The procurement of necessary trans-
portation and fuel during the winter of
1917-18 presented difficulties which at
times were almost insurmountable. Not-
withstanding the difficulties encountered,
production actually started with the
delivery of twenty-two engines during
December, 1917.
The Liberty engine as originally manu-
factured was of ajiproximately 330
horsepower. Information received from
overseas led to the conclusion that a
higher horsepower would be desirable.
Therefore, after about 300 of the.se engines
were in production, the engineers stepped
up the hor.sepower to 37,5. LTnder the
additional stres.ses induced, certain parts
of the engine, particularly the crank
shaft, recjuired strengthening. This was
done and several hundred engines were
delivered at this horsepower. Then final
and definite information arrived from
abroad to the effect that if an engine of
400 horsepower or more could be pro-
duced, the L^nited States would lead the
combatant nations in size and power of
engine during 1918 and 1919. The engine
was therefore stepped up by the engineers
to 440 horsepower. This enormous in-
crease in power necessarily required an
increase in strength of practically all the
working parts of the engine. This re-
quired changes in a very large percentage
of the jigs, tools, and equipment used in
manufacture. It also required certain
metallurgical changes in some of the
parts, which in turn involved the develop-
ment of new and better methods of pro-
ducing steel for them. These changes in
ec(uipment were recjuired in the engine
plants, the parts plants, and the forging
shops; in like manner they affected all
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line, inckiding the producers of the raw
metal.
These changes were made with such
speed and energy that by May ^f), 1918,
one year from the date when the design
of the engine was begun 1,'243 Liberty
engines had been produced and delivered
for service.
The magnitude of this accomplish-
ment may be realized when it is compared
with the development of automobile
motors. Practically no automobile motor
of any size or importance has ever been
put into production and into service
without at least one year being devoted
to its design and development. This
time was not required for the Liberty
engine, because its original design re-
quired substantially no change and also
because the best ability in the country
was devoted without stint to its develop-
ment and production.
During six months, from May 29 to
November 29, 1918, the production of
Liberty engines increased by leaps and
bounds; during October, just preceding
the armistice, 150 12-cylinder engines
were being produced and delivered into
service on each working day.
The record of monthly deliveries of
these engines is as follows:
December, 1917 22
January, 1918 39
February 70
March 122
April 41.5
May 620
June 1,102
July 1,589
August 2,297
September 2,362
October 3,878
November 3,056
Total 15,572
engines were distributed as
These
follows :
American Navy 3,742
Plants manufacturing airplanes. , . 5,233
Aviation fields for training pur-
poses 907
American Expeditionary Forces in
France in addition to those
which went over installed in
planes 4,511
Allies— England, France and Italy. 1,089
Total 15,572
In January, 1918, three of these engines
were shipped to the American Expedi-
tionary Forces. In March, ten engines
were shipped to the British, six to the
French, and five to the Italians. By
June 7 tests abroad had proceeded so
far that the British Air Minister cabled
to Lord Reading that the excellent results
obtained from the Liberty engine had
placed it in the first class of high-powered
engines, and that they were convinced
that it would be a most valuable contri-
bution to the allied aviation program. On
September 26, the British Air Ministry
reported that the Liberty performed at
least as well as the Rolls-Royce, in iden-
tical airplanes, and that their opinion of
June was fully confirmed.
Birkight, the designer of the Hispano-
Suiza engine in France, advised Count
Poinatowski that the Liberty engine was
superior to any high-powered engine
then developed on the Continent.
The Briti-sh placed an order for 1,000
Liberty 12-cylinder engines and subse-
quently stated their desire to increase this
to 5,500, to be delivered by December 31,
1918. The French made inquiry as to-
the possibility of their securing 20 per
cent of all of these engines produced.
The Italians also indicated their desire
to purchase a large number for immediate
delivery.
The vision of Colonel Deeds and the
decision to develop an American aviation
engine has been fully and completely
justified by the results obtained. The
engine which approaches nearest to the
Liberty in power and efficiency is the
English Rolls-Royce. However, this
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and delivers approximately 100 horse-
power less than the Liberty. The maxi-
mum production of the Rolls-Royce
engine in England has never exceeded
70 per week; the average production has
ranged from 40 to 45 per week.
There can be no doubt that, had the
war continued, the Liberty engine in
planes piloted by American, British and
French aviators would soon have domi-
nated the air on every front. America,
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and America alone, had the facilities and
the vision to produce airplane engines
with the necessary power and in the
necessary quantities to carry the war in
the air into Germany's own territory.
The Liberty engine was a development
made necessary by war, but it has already
proved that it will show its value in time
of peace. This past May four Liberty's
successfully drove the NC-4 from America
to Europe on the first trans-Atlantic
flight.
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Co'se Ah ain't saying Ah won't do
Jes whut ma country want me to.
But dey's one job Ah fo'see
Ain't gwine to teach itself to me —
Uh, uh! Not me!
Dat's dis heah aihrplane stuff — No, Boss,
Ah'll bah some othah kind ob cross
Lak drive a mule, er tote a gun,
But Ah ain't flirtin wif de sun —
Uh, uh! Not me!
If ah mus' do a loop-de-loop
Let mine be "round some chicken coop;
It ain't gwine be up whah de crows.
Kin say Ah's trompin on deer toes —
Uh, uh! Not me!
It sho' look sweet. Ah don't deny,
To be a-oozin' 'round de sky,
But dat's fo' folks dat's in de mood,
Not fo' me tho' cose Ah's shrewd —
Uh, uh! Not me!
Down heah Ah firs' saw light ob day
Down heah am whah Ah's gwine to stay;
Folks, Ah don't keer to hab ma feet
Git too blamed proud to walk de street —
Uh, uh! Not me!
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Operations with the Fleet
AVIATION played a part in the long
vigil kept by the Grand Fleet. In
this respect the British Navy had
made great advances, by the develop-
Bient of the seaj^lane carriers, a vessel
with a flush deck from stem to stern,
enabling the returning planes to land on
board without difficulty. Nothing ap-
pears above the deck of the.se ves.sels,
except a small deck house, which disap-
pears when the planes are about to return.
The British had some four or five of these
carriers, strange looking craft, with their
stacks protruding from the sides. Of our
own battleship force, the Texas alone was
equipped with airplanes, and that only
a short time before the armistice.
It was not until the winter months
following the armistice that the American
Na\'y utilized effectively the planes for
control of great gun fire. Lieut. Com-
mander E. 0. ]\IcDonnell, who made a
brilliant record on both the western and
the Italian fronts, particularly in bombing
and night raiding, conducted experi-
ments in fire control at Guantanamo,
Cuba, which demonstrated the great
value of aircraft in battle practice. Here
also the Tf.ra.y was u.sed in making the
experiments. She was equii)ped with a
small two-.seater and two single-seaters,
and a false deck was constructed on the
turret, with removable planking over the
guns themselves, which \\'as taken away
when the large guns were fired. The
single .seater was intended for short
range scouting and fighting, the two-
seaters being used for reconnaisance, fire
control and spotting. While the fleet
was at Guantanamo, the Mississi-ppi was
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H. M. S. "Furious" on a Zeppelin strafing expedition.
similarly equipped, and flights were made
from both of these dreadnaughts. Land
planes, however, were used during the
tests of fire control of the Texas, when
ten 14-inch guns fired salvos on a range of
20,000 yards, the maximum elevation of
the guns. Lieutenant Commander Mc-
Donnell controlled the fire by means of
both radio telephone and telegraph, using
the telephone first, immediately followed
by the telegraph signals. Every spot
received from the ship was immediately
acknowledged from the plane. The firing
was done in the open sea under weather
conditions that were favorable, but with
a great deal of interference from smoke
from the stacks of the .ship, which at one
time was so bad that the targets were
lost to view from the tops. Indeed, after
the third salvo the targets were totally
obscured, and reliance was made entirely
upon the control from the planes. The
average time for the transmission of the
message was five seconds from the sea-
plane to the plotting officer, which period
could with practice, have been reduced it
was believed, to two seconds. As this
was the first occasion when any naval
vessel had depended entirely upon tele-
phone communication from a seaplane or
airplane for target-practice spotting, the
results were most gratifying to the gun-
nery officers who watched the tests with
the keenest interest. Of special im-
portance was the fact that communica-
tions were accurate both ways, in both
receiving and sending. The flight was
not made from ofl^ the Texas because of
the uncertainty as to the recjuired amount
of wind, and the low-powered airplane
used, although it later developed that
there was sufficient wind to have made the
flight from the turret with safety, and
without delaying the target practice.
Jteturn landings were made on the
beach during these tests. Three methods
of return were possible; to the beach,
on the water near the ship, or on
board the ship. When landings were
made on the surface of the water, the
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wheels were released by the tripping gear
of the planes, the air bags were imme-
diately filled, and the craft would float
safely for twelve hours if necessary.
Both types of machines were equipped
with radio sets, but only the two-seater
had the apparatus necessary for both
sending and receiving. The single-seater
could send but could not receive.
KITE BALLOONS
During the operations of the battleship
force in the North Sea, one vessel in each
division of the U. S. battle squadron
was equipped with kite balloons.
They were used to some extent for
fire control, but their principal duty
was to look for submarines, torpedoes and
mines. They were also used by the
ships of the convoys while traversing the
submarine zone, and to some extent by
our destroyers. Trawlers operating in
the submarine zone were also supplied
with kite balloons. It is planned to
equip at least one ship in every four of
the battle fleet with them.
THE FLEET AIR DETACHMENT
Another development which has come
since the war ended is the organization
of a fleet air detachment, with the U. S. S.
Shawmut as parent ship and carrier. This
vessel rendered valuable service during
the war as a mine-layer, being part
of the force operating in the North
Sea in laying the celebrated mine
barrage which did so much to break the
submarine menace, and destroy the
morale of the Hun undersea pirates.
After her return from this duty, she was
equipped as the mother-ship of the fleet
air detachment, consisting of a squadron
of large seaplanes, which may be used for
reconnoisance, for scouting, for bombing
submarines and mines, and for attack
by bombing on any enemy position where
anti-aircraft guns are not used. Their
principal duty, however, is scouting and
spotting. The squadron consists of five
of these seaplanes. The Shawmut carries
gasoline and spare parts, and acts as a
tender to the air squadron. She will
operate with the fleet in the battle
manoeuvers, in which the air detachment
will doubtless, in the future, play an
important part.
During the cruise to the West Indies
the Shawmut and the fleet air detachment
accompanied the fleet, making many
flights en route.
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By Commander L. H. Maxfield, U. S. X.
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AIR, while being the
youngest tiranch of
the Xaval profession,
has had the greatest
rate of progress. Two
years ago we had
practically nothing;
now we have some of
the best non-rigids in existence, and
our pilots, though far from numerous, are
e(|ual to any in the world. While it is,
of course, a fact that war has been the
great incentive, we may still hope to keep
up a good rate of progress, and in time
equal, in quality at least, the lighter-
than-air craft of Germany and England.
What has Ijeen done by the Xavy in the
past two years nuiy be siunmari/.ed in a
few brief paragra])hs. The ship built by
the Connecticut Aircraft Comjwny made
but a few short flights, then went out of
commi-ssion forever, so had very little
good effect upon personnel or material.
The kite balloons tested out on the U. S.
S. Oklahoma and Nerada in the fall and
winter of 191(!-1917, proved that good
spotting could be done from this tyi)e of
aircraft, but little interest, unfortunately,
was aroused in the department, so that
they were soon ordered off the ships.
Xext, in the .spring of 1917 came the
orders for the first small blimps, modeled
after the lines of the British. The Good-
year Tire and Rubber Company built the
first envelopes, and Curtiss the Xacelles.
About the time the first ship was to be
delivered, a class of students was started
in Akron. This was in June, 1917, and
during that summer the students took
their free balloon cour.se, their aerostatics,
their meteorology, as well as their regular
naval .studies. The dirigibles were flown,
but the envelopes were constructed of
such poor material that they could not
be kept inflated more than a week. Hence
to get the maxinuun benefit out of the
ships during their .short lives, they were
used twenty-four hours a day.
In the early fall of 1917, the first con-
tingent of naval lighter-than-air officers
and men was sent to France, and in
Xovember and December regular war
patrolling was done in the French ships
at Rochefort and Paimboeuf . In January,
1918, all hands were assembled at Paim-
boeuf and a start was made in cleaning,
rebuilding and enlarging that station,
which was later completely taken over
by us and operated under our flag.
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Meanwhile, students were sent from the
United States to England for training,
and some of these were later given im-
portant billets under the British and per-
formed valuable and efEcient war service.
Paimboeuf continued to grow and im-
prove until the signing of the armistice.
Active patrols were carried out and en-
gagements with enemy submarines were
reported.
Guipavas, the American dirigible sta-
tion near Brest, was practically com-
pleted when the armistice was signed.
This station did, however, do active
flying and, at the time of the President's
first arrival at Brest, the station sent out
two ships to escort the George Washington
into port. Kite balloon stations had been
established all along the coast of France,
and good work was being done by the
pilots.
In the United States active work had
been carried on at Chatham, Montauk,
Rockaway, Cape May, Hampton Roads,
Key West, Pensaeola and Akron. Officers
had been given Ground School training
at Tech, and flying training at Akron
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and Pensaeola. Important patrols and
experimental flights were made both by
kite balloons and dirigibles. The Tech-
nical Bureaus of the Navy Department
had pushed rapidly ahead, had con-
ducted valuable research work and had
turned out the "C"-type ship; so it can be
seen that abroad and at home interest was
growing in lighter- than-air craft, and much
good work was done.
The necessity for lighter-than-aircraft
for the Navy is now fully realized by
strategists, and work to provide our
Na\'y with lighter-than-air craft is being
pushed by those in authority. The
General Board has for many years
realized the importance of this sort of
craft, and has recommended their con-
struction time and again. The work
done by the German Zeppelins in patrol-
ing and scouting over the North Sea, and
the effect of the British lack of rigids,
has brought this necessity home. To the
popular mind the Zeppelin did not make
good in the war. This opinion is based
wholly upon the results of the raids over
England, in which many ships were
lost. Admitting that these raids were
on the whole unsuccessful, although they
most certainly did keep a great number of
British heavier-than-air craft in England
that were sorely needed at the front, and
most certainly did at one period keep the
people of London, to say the least, under
a nervous strain, we do know that a
constant and efficient patrol was kept
over the North Sea which could not have
been kept by any other type of water or
air craft.
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It is proposed from now on to have the
following types of lighter-than-air craft.
These may never be placed in quantity
production, but certainly will be used and
experimented with:
Free Balloon. — There is nothing new
about this. It has been used since 1783,
and its use will be continued. There is
nothing better in which to train kite or
dirigible students, and, by some, free
ballooning is looked upon as the greatest
sport in the world.
Kite Balloon. — This will be used by the
Na\'y for search, and possibly for spotting.
The Army will certainly continue to use
it for the control of fire, and other uses
will most surely be forthcoming. Two
distinct types are now recognized — the
French Cacquot and the Italian Avorio-
Prassone.
Non-Rigid. — This type, in various
sizes, will always have its use in the Navy
for patrols, search, and convoy duty, and
will continue to prove a most useful unit
of the Naval forces. It is doubtful
whether land forces will be able to derive
much benefit from it. However, that
remains to be seen.
Rigid. — This will be the greatest of all
aircraft, and will revolutionize all naval
strategy and tactics.
No one realizes the limitations of
lighter-than-air craft better than those
who work constantly with them. They
are not the ones who see small rigids
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taking the place of yachts, nor do they
see daily scheduled trips for passenger
and freight being carried out this year.
They leave that sort of propaganda to the
stock sellers and to the editors of popular
aviation magazines. What they do see,
however, as the scout of the future, is a
rigid of somewhere between five and ten
million cubic feet capacity, filled with
some inert gas, driven by reliable gaso-
line, steam, or electric motors, capable of
staying out two or three weeks, with
guns sufficient to fight off any fighting
plane, and bombs sufficient to wreck a
battleship. It is quite useless to at-
tempt to make the real surface craft man
believe that some day the slow moving
battleships and cruisers will be of little
use, but most certainly the day is fast
approaching when such will be the case.
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Production of Spruce for the Navy
By F. M. smith, Lieutenant, U. S. N.
(In Charge of Spruce Production for the Nary)
Few of us have given more than a passing thought to the many problems of forced production
which had to be successfully met before any aggressive aviation policy could be even seriously con-
sidered. But for the initiative and ability of the men who silently shouldered these responsibilities
in the background of the war, American aviation could not have been the potent factor for victory
which it proved to be.
The story of the production of spruce lumber for the construction of the Navy's aircraft tells of
a difficult task undertaken in the face of many discouraging obstacles and of hard work carried on
throughout a season of severe New England weather. Experience had shown that spruce of a very
high grade was the only material perfectly suited to the manufacture of many airplane parts. Sub-
stitution of other woods in the place of spruce had never been successfully accomplished, and when
tried was usually accompanied by failure of the plane in action. The pre-war construction of air-
craft had been very small and spruce of sufficient quality and quantity had been easily obtained.
This normal supply, however, was totally inadequate to meet the demands of war-time construction
and for many months constantly jeopardized our entire aviation program. — Editor.
IN DECEMBER, 1917, it was ap-
parent that on account of the enor-
moiLS demands for airplanes both at
home and abroad the Spruce Production
Section of the Army, which had absohite
control of .spruce production in the west
and south would be imable to produce
sufficient material to meet the demands.
It was, therefore, considered extremely
doubtful if the Navy, which was forced
to purchase airplane .spruce through the
Army, could oV)tain the recjuisite material
for the proper maintenance of its building
program. As an insurance against the
non-receipt of sufficient airplane stock
from the x'Vrmy to carry out the building
program, steps were immediately taken
to develop the as j'et unexploited re-
sources of New England and New York
State for production of white spruce.
While it was recognized that material
of the size of that obtained in the west
could not be .secured from New England,
very good cjuality material of small size
could be manufactured and the material
was considered at least the equal in both
size and quality of that obtained in the
south by the Army and by the British
Government.
A representative of the Bureau of Con-
struction and Repair who had formerly
been on duty in New England as Timber
Inspector and who was thoroughly familiar
with lumber conditions in that district,
was sent to New England on December
20, 1917, to investigate the situation,
ascertain the possibilities of the district
as a source of sui)i)ly, and make arrange-
ments for issue of contracts, preparation
of specifications and methods of inspec-
tion and shipment.
Lumbering conditions in New England
differ radically from those in other sec-
tions of the country as there are no
lumber associations and no standard
grading rules, and it was therefore neces-
sary to interview all the different opera-
tors and arrange for individual contracts.
The highest grade of lumber produced
in New England for commercial jjurposes
was a grade called "Clear and No. 1,"
and only 20 per cent of this top grade was
found suitable for aircraft construction
purpo.ses.
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A great deal of patriotic enthusiasm
was aroused among the New England
operators. In spite of the immense dis-
tances to be traveled to interview the
different manufacturers, and the difficulty
of traveling in New England during the
winter months in order to visit the dif-
ferent mills, practically every large
operator was personally interviewed and
satisfactory agreements as to specifica-
tions and contracts drawn up, such con-
tracts issued by the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts to cover 100 concerns.
Inspection and shijjment of material
commenced by January 19, 1918. Con-
tracts were made to allow for the i)urchase
of all the material which could be pro-
duced in accordance with the specifica-
tions for a jjcriod of six months, inspec-
tion to be made at the mill by a repre-
sentative of the Navy Dci)artment as the
material left the saw.
The Office of Spruce Production for the
Navy was established with head((uarters
at Boston to handle all matters con-
nected with the production and shipment
of .spruce, and at the
time of the signing of
the armistice 121 con-
tracts were in force
covering operations
at 37.5 mills. Con-
tracts were so drawn
that cancellation was
effected immediately
upon the signing of
the armistice without
the necessity of reim-
bursement for cancella-
tion in advance of com-
pletion. The amicalile
cancellation of c o n-
tracts on November 11,
1918, was estimated to
have saved the Govern-
ment $473,028.03, the
value of 4, .572, 845 feet
of lumber which would
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had the contracts been allowed to rure
to expiration.
The obtaining of sufficient competent,
in.spectors was a difficult job, as the mills. jl\,
operate ten hours per day necessitating
working by artificial light for four hours
per day on an open platform with the-
temperature often 40° below zero, and the
material often covered with snow and ice-
No ordinary inspector from an aircraft
factory could or would perform such
duty, and inspectors had to be recruited
from the mills. This necessitated de-
tailed instruction regarding quality of
material desired and in the finer points--
of wood inspection.
The entire territory, including Maine,.
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and_
the Canadian Provinces of Ottawa,.
Ontario, New Brunswick, Quebec and
Nova Scotia, were divided into districts,,
each district being numbered and embrac-
ing .several mills, between which facilities,
for travel were fairly well established. An
ins])ector was detailed to each district,
with an official stani]) bearing the dis-
trict number. In this
way objectionable .slii])-
ments could be easily
traced.
The first shipments,
were naturally not up
to standard, but in-
spection rapidly im-
proved until during the
latter part of lOlS'
better material w a s
being produced than
was being received from
the west. Out of the-
entire British order of
over 3,000,000 feet, un-
favorable report was
made on only nine cars
after its receipt in Eng-
land, and only 5 i2er
cent of the contents of
the nine cars was re-
jected. All nine car- i*fi'
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loads were traced to an inspector who
had been released for incompetency.
Special operations were undertaken
during 1918 for production of airplane
stock from especially fine stands of spruce
by culling all the choice logs from the
river drives of the big pulp and paper
companies and having them specially
sawn.
Early in the spring of 1918 the British
War Mission sent a representative to
New England to determine if the quality
of spruce being produced was suitable for
their purposes, and as a result of a favor-
able report, contract was entered into
for shipment of 1,000,000 feet. The
quality of the stock was found so satis-
factory that an additional contract was
entered into for 3,000,000 feet of the same
material. The Imperial Munition Board
immediately attempted to develop the
Canadian Provinces along the lines
adopted by the Na^jy in New England,
but without success.
A representative of the British War
Mission and a representative of the Im-
perial Mimition Board then thoroughly
investigated the activities of the Navy in
New England and reported to the Im-
perial Board that it would be an extremely
difficvilt, if not impossil^le matter, to
establish an organization of the efficiency
of that of the Navy in New England.
Consequently they decided to turn over
to the United States Navy the develop-
ment of the Canadian Provinces with the
understanding that a fair percentage of
the material would be supplied the
British Government at cost price.
In addition to the development in New
England for the production of spruce, the
Office of Spruce Production for the Navy
located and developed sources of supply
of tough northern-grown bending ash,
which was found absolutely necessary for
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airplane construction. Over 560,000 feet
of this material were inspected and
shipped to various naval establishments
during the fall of 1918.
In September, 1918, the labor situation
as regards lumber operations was very
acute in New England, and it was ap-
parent that unless relief was obtained,
lumber operations would practically cease.
New England operators failing to obtain
assistance from the Labor Board, re-
quested help from the Office of Spruce
Production. Special employment agencies
were established and operated under their
supervision for the proper allocation of
the men, and as this source of supply was
not found sufficient, negotiations were
opened with the Army for the assignment
of limited service men for this duty.
Arrangements were finally made for the
allocation of 2,000 men from camps in the
middle west to the New England mills.
The entire transaction of obtaining these
men and transporting them from camp to
the mills and their return to camp upon
the signing cf the armistice, was handled
by the Office of Spruce Production for the
Navy. Every man so allocated was
returned to camp or satisfactorily ac-
counted for.
The economy effected by this work was
consideral)le; grade "A" spruce, for
example, costing the Navy $125 per
1,000 feet to produce, while the same
grade previously purchased from the
Army cost $667 per 1,000 feet. The
magnitude of production reached may
be seen from the following summary of
shipments from January to November,
1918:
To the British 3,807,000
Overseas for Caproni Machines 230,000
To the French 200,000
Army 708,382
Navv 2,265,120
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Developments of Aerial
Photography
As a result of experiments extending
over a period of several years, the
United States naval air service
developed what is believed to be the best
aerial hand-held camera constructed in
America or by the Allies during the war;
a camera which embodies all the good
qualities of several other designs which
were manufactured here and abroad to
meet the requirements of the aerial pho-
tographers of all allied countries.
Aerial photography in the U. S. Navy
dates from June, 1915, when a second
class machinist's mate was detailed for
photographic duty at the naval air
station, Pensacola, for the purpose of
obtaining record photographs of yard,
construction, aircraft experimental work.
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etc. In the following March, aerial
photographs taken of a dummy fort at
Fort INIorgan were used in connection
with the long range firing by the U. S. S.
New York and the U. S. S. Arl-ansas.
Upon his return from this detail, the
photographer recommended to Capt.
Mark L. Bristol, USN, then director of
aviation, that a long-range aerial camera
be developed for use in great gun target
practice, in order that more detail might
be secured in photographs taken from
high altitudes than was possible with the
cameras they had at that time.
Accordingly several camera manufac-
turers were interested in the project, and
by the following December a camera had
been constructed for the Navy, which
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stood a satisfactory test at an altitude of
6,100 feet over Pensacola, although the
lenses were not all that was desired.
Tests of aerial cameras of several types
were continued during the ensuing
months, with varying results, until the
development of the naval camera, which
is recognized to be the most com])lete
among all the machines that were used
by the allied air services. At the time
of the armistice, the naval air service had
about perfected plans whereby photo-
graphic negatives made of the enemy's
battle craft, harbors and fortifications
could be developed by the naval photo-
grapher in the seaplane while in flight
en route from the scene, and a print dis-
patched by a pigeon within ten minutes
after the ])hotograph was taken! A great
deal more in the nature of advanced
photographic experimental work was in
contemplation for the furtherance of
naval aerial warfare, but which cannot be
disclosed now.
Training of aerial photographers began
with the detail of a naval photographer to
the army school of aerial photography at
Langley Field, Hampton, Va., in Novem-
ber, 1917, for a course of instruction.
Upon graduation he passed an examina-
tion for commission and was appointed
ensign in the reserve force, whereupon
he was sent to Miami, Florida, for the
purpose of establishing a similar school
for naval photogra])hers. This school
was put in commission in April, 1018, and
in June the first group of naval photog-
raphers, consisting of nine trained men.
went abroad for duty at the various
United States naval air stations. At the
same time several trained photographers
were sent from the school to stations in
this country.
The course at the school of aerial pho-
tography covered a larger field than that
of the army school; instead of confining
the instruction to aerial photography
alone, several phases of the profession
were taught, and upon completing the
course, the graduates were competent to
perform whatever record photographic
work might he rerjuired at a Naval air
station, or on board a warship carrying
aircraft, in addition to aerial photographic
map-making.
By the time hostilities ceased, the
trained personnel of aerial photography
in the naval service comprised nine photo-
graphic officers (all ensigns, Naval Reserve
Force), seventy-seven printers and ten
machinist's mates, the latter being camera
repair men; of this force, forty-two were
abroad, or were en route to France. The-
first class of twenty photographers was
formed from among candidates who had
pas.sed a competitive examination among
reservists at New York. The second
class came from Great Lakes training
station, and the remainder were recruited
from civil life or through individual
examinations at the various stations. The
instruction of camera rei)air men was con-
ducted at the factory in Rochester, where-
the machinists were taught the con-
struction of cameras, their repairs and-
general mechanism.
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By Lieut. R. Emerson, U. S. N. R. F.
HOW CAN Ihe many dangers en-
countered })y aviators be mini-
ized to the greatest degree of
ni
safety ?
Upon this problem has been centered
the inventive genius and talent of many
intrepid pioneers of aerial navigation not
only in the United States but in every
country in which the development of
aeronautics has made any ajjpreciable
progress. After the war cloud had de-
scended upon the earth and aerial war-
fare became a reality instead of a thrilling
chapter by Jules ^'erne, the problem of
lessening the dangers of aerial combat
became acute, resulting in a coordina-
tion of effort which advanced safety
devices and appliances for aircraft to a
degree that leaves one si)eechless with
wonder and admiration at the patience,
scientific skill
and acumen
of those re-
sponsible for
making the
lanes of the
air almost as
safe as the
macadamize d
road for the
automobile.
Return i n g
to earth with-
out mishap is
contingent up-
on the avia-
tor's skill as a
pilot, upon the
proper func-
t i o n i n g of
engine and the
correct opera-
A Perfect Descent.
tion of the comjjonent parts of the craft.
Every stage in the manufacture of an
airplane is the equivalent stage of mak-
ing the jdane safe for flight. Safety is the
primary consider ition ; but when the throb
of the motor is silenced by a bullet froman
enemy machine gun, or likewise if the gas
bag of a dirigible is badly torn, the
navigator of the air is compelled, as
Julius Caesar says in his commentary,
"to seek safety in flight." It is then
that the parachute comes into its own.
The operation of the parachute is
familiar to almost everyone. Ask a
child to describe a parachute and he will
mentally picture a jjygmy-like figure high
in the clouds clinging to a slowly descend-
ing opened umbrella. Devotees of county
fairs have long been familiar with the
parachute descent from the old fire-
balloon as the
thrilling and
breath- taking
event of the
day.
The para-
chute is really
the only prac-
tical aerial
life-saver. It
appeared a
century ago
coincidentally
with the ap-
pearance of
the first suc-
cessful fi r e -
balloon. The
evolution of
the parachute
has been a
series of im-
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provements upon the basic ideas con-
ceived at that time. Descents by para-
chute in the earher days of its develop-
ment were resorted to only in cases of
the greatest emergency, for so uncertain
was the possibility of making a safe land-
ing that it was deemed almost as safe to
take one's chances with the burning
balloon. As a consequence no appre-
ciable progress in the development of
the parachute as a practical aerial life-
saving device was made until a gener-
ation or so ago.
It may be said without fear of contra-
diction that to America is due the credit
for developing parachuting to the point
where it is now a science and indeed a
practical life-saving device for the pilot
of lighter-than-air craft. Since the war,
experiments by both the Navy and the
Army have indicated that the time is not
far distant when the utility of the para-
chute for heavier than air machines will
be manifest.
In the days when parachuting was
regarded as a particularly hazardous
stunt, that intrepid pioneer, Maj. Thomas
S. Baldwin, popularly known as Tom
Baldwin, set out to develop a safe para-
chute. For many years he gave demon-
strations throughout the United States
and Europe, demonstrating the practica-
bility of the parachute. Major Baldwin's
efforts did much toward arousing a
popular interest in free ballooning and
parachuting.
Then as suddenly as a bolt of thunder
from a clear sky the great war came
upon a surprised world, and it was very
soon realized that aircraft of all kinds
would play an all-important role in the
great conflict. It was many months,
however, before any of the belligerents
equipped their aircraft with parachutes,
while in the meantime hundreds of men
in the air service were lost as their
machines and balloons fell in flames or
were shot down. Allied and enemy war
lords then fully realized that the mastery
of the air would achieve the ultimate
victory. How could this great advantage
be gained if there was no insurance against
the loss of the only men skilled and
equipped to carry on this work after
months of arduous training? A para-
chute must be developed which will cut
down the heavy casualties of the air, was
the decision of those in charge of the aerial
program. We can better afford to lose
planes and balloons than we can to sacri-
fice the lives of the men whose skill alone
gives the command of the air its potential
value.
With these outstanding facts forming
the basis for concerted action no time was
lost in devising and manufacturing in large
quantities a type of parachute at once
eSicient and safe. A degree of develop-
ment in parachuting was attained in
time to bear an important influence on
the value of aircraft in the war.
The type of parachute developed for
war purposes was an improvement on
the older one-man type, used to permit
men in the basket to descend in case the
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balloon caught fire, in that the balloonists
were enabled to remain in the basket,
which, cut away from the burning bal-
e loon, descended safely to earth bearing
I ' its load of human freight. This is known
,|> as the basket parachute, and made
I j I possible the saving of maps, records and
>*: instruments of great value and of poten-
I tial danger should the basket fall into the
f 1 hands of the enemy. The basket para-
i I chute is considerably larger in diameter
1 ' ' than the one-man or individual type, and
those who have made descents by means
of both declare that the only sensation
'!. caused by the basket drop is merely the
Jl pleasurable thrill of slow and gradual
\{ descent, very similar to an elevator ride,
1 1" while with the individual type one must
7 ' jump out of the basket and undergo the
' j , hair-raising sensation of a suspense of from
.*, >! three to six seconds, which seems like an
][• eternity, the period elapsing from the
j) moment the pilot jumps over the edge of
the basket until the parachute, umbrella-
like, opens up.
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is significant, that during the entire time
in which iVmerican forces operated on
European soil during the recent war, only
one death resulted as the direct result of
a parachute drop. In that particular
instance the burning balloon fell directly
upon the opening parachute, setting it on
fire and causing the observer to fall to
earth. That the parachute proved its
value in lessening the number of air
fatalities is demonstrated by the fact that
one observer jumped to safety four times
in one day, while another made three
safe descents in four hours. During the
historic Argonne drive thirty parachute
jumps were made by allied aviators.
Without these safety devices, not only
would the lives of many brave and valua-
ble airmen have been lost, but valuable
data, maps, records, etc., would have
fallen into the enemy's possession, mak-
ing it necessary for allied leaders to
reshape long thought out plans.
Naturally more than one type of
parachute resulted from the concentra-
tion of effort upon this important problem,
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~which caused stili another problem,
"Choice of the most desirable type. There
were the Baldwin, the Stevens and a few
other American types; at least a half-
dozen French makes; the Spencer and
lllii "Guardian Angel," both of British make.
Kt'ul '^^^^ United States Navy has experi-
|i[|| mented with all these and a number of
f^Yjl others.
I; \]l To Lieut. J. Keily, USN, is due the
credit of making the first parachute jump
in the American navy. This test was
made in England, in October, 1917.
Later jumps were made in the United
States from balloons, dirigibles and planes.
II '^ j 1 II During the period of war naval experi-
^1^'k mental pilots also worked with the Army
I 1 )j in the effort to develop a parachute which
'in Tfif would be as nearly perfect as scientific
''^''jjl and inventive genius could devise.
//f On March 30, 1918, the basket para-
fl 1] chute was tested in the Navy for the first
y^ time. An observer descended from a
Ijalloon in the basket, together with maps,
instruments, etc. The very next day the
French army, hundreds of miles away,
made its first successful experiment with
the same type parachute. The American
parachute was designed by Bankston,
who made the first test, while J. R.
Gammeter, of the B. F. Goodrich Com-
panj% designed the release mechanism,
which was a lever by means of which the
Lasket with all its contents could be
released from the burning balloon.
Among the many foreign models pur-
chased by the American Navy and ex-
perimented with in this country while
army and navy experts were actively
studying the parachute question in Europe
are the Usuelli and mobile Italian types.
In Italy an iVmerican naval aviator
jumped from a huge Italian dirigible,
using an Usuelli parachute, into the
Mediterranean Sea 1,400 feet below,
carrying with him a small pneumatic
life-boat (designed by Major Leone)
which he successfully u.sed upon landing
in the water.
In June, 1918, the navy began experi-
mental work with parachutes as applied
to seaplanes. On August 4, 1918, Maj.
T. Orde Lees, AFC, RAF, successfully
demonstrated the popular British para-
chute, "The Guardian Angel," by drop-
ing from a swiftly moving HS-^ flying
boat, piloted by Lieutenant Barron.
Almost a year before this the Germans
had made successful tests of the i)ara-
chute as a life-saving device for airplanes.
This spurred the Briti.sh to greater effort.
The war not only served as a medium
for advancing the development of all types
of aircraft to a degree which in pre-war
days could not have been foreseen by e^'en
the most hopeful air enthusiasts, but at
the same time carried forward with an
equal rapidity of advancement the de-
velopment of the parachute as a life
saving device for airplanes as well as
balloons.
The Navy Department is now experi-
menting with a type of parachute de-
signed by Airplane Inspector Coughlin,
of the Bureau of Construction and
Repair, which is said by experts to hold
great promise as a still further degree of
parachute development. The Coughlin
parachute is designed for use on balloons
and dirigibles. The most efficient para-
chute for heavier-than-air craft, accord-
ing to expert opinion based upon more
than 200 successful tests, is the British
"Guardian Angel." Experimental work
on all types is being pushed rapidly, and
imjjortant improvements in design and
application are now in jjrocess of develop-
ment .
Among the new phases contemplated
is a reduction in size of parachutes used
over water because of the need of one that
is small, light and more easily stowed on
heavier-than-air craft. This is declared
to be practicable, as a plunge can safely
be made into water with far greater
velocity than a drop to land. Still
another contemplated improvement is a
parachute which is independent of any
connection with the aircraft to facilitate
its opening. Test after test has proven
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that most of the acci-
dents occurring result
from failure of the i)ara-
chute to open in suffi-
cient time to check the
fall of the flier before
he hits the earth. There
are two main causes
which, in the case of the
ordinary parachute, ac-
count for a delay or an
entire failure to open.
The first is that the aperture at the
apex of the body acts as a very efficient
air ejector, and the suction creates a
partial vacuum within. When the weight
of the airman first comes on the rigging
it pulls the cords together, and if, by any
fatal chance, the silk gussets at the
mouth of the parachute should overlap
and be pressed together by the opposing
current of air, the vacuum extends to
the mouth, sucks the silk gussets together
and seals up all entrance of the external
air. A parachute in such cases never
opens, and the aviator falls to certain
death.
The second main cause accounting for
the failure of the parachute to open is
entanglement of the rigging, which is
composed of fine coiled cordage. A
large number of coiled cords are in con-
tact and they have a strong tendency to
become entangled. When the weight of
the descending aviator makes a snatch
at this cordage, all bunched together, the
least air current will whip these cords
round each other, with the imminent
risk of their loops taking a grip and bind-
ing themselves in knots. A partial
entanglement of rigging means a lop-
sided parachute body, and a dangerous
increase in the speed of descent. A
badly knotted entanglement means con-
striction of the mouth of the parachute,
and a high speed fatal fall.
In the past a type of parachute was
used which was connected with the
balloon or airplane in such a way that
the force which breaks the parachute
and its human load away from the
ciaft also serves the purpose of
effecting the opening of the para-
chute. It soon became ap-
parent, however, that under
certain conditions, partic-
ularly in modern war-
^^i fare, it would be prefer-
able to have a type en-
4;f tirely independent of
any such connection
^ between aircraft and
^* parachute. It is upon
such types among others
that experts are now centering
their efforts.
The development of a para-
chute which reduces the hazards
of the air to an absolute min-
imum is now being sought. In Great
Britain the Air Ministry has created
a special Parachute Committee. The
important work done by the United
States Air Service at the experimental
field, Choisy Le-Roi, in cooperation
with the French Section Technique at St.
Cyr, Chalais-Meudon and Villacoublay,
will be carried on in the United States.
The navy, which has made many success-
ful tests, is preparing to carry on the good
work along definitely laid-out and well-
conceived plans. The present policy
of the na-^y in regard to parachutes can
be summarized thus.
One parachute for each member of the
crew of dirigibles because of fire danger;
for observation balloons, in case of enemy
attack; for heavier-than-air planes when
subject to attack, or when special cir-
cumstances warrant.
That the work done by the pioneers in
this dangerous and thrilling field formed
one of the most exciting chapters in the
war and constitutes one of the most
important phases in the development of
aeronautics is conceded by all who have a
first-hand knowledge of the many ele-
ments of personal danger involved.
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NC-4 a:nd NC-1 a
The First Trans- Atlantic
Flight
By Lieut. Comjiander A. C. Read, U.S.N.
THE expedition which resulted in the
NC-1 crossing the Atlantic was
planned and engineered by the
Na\'5^ Department; all of the personnel
were acting under orders. There was
doubtless hardly a single naval aviator
that would not have given most anything
he possessed for the privilege of going.
The eligibles, however, were not as
numerous as is generallj^ thought, for the
flyers for this trip were selected from those
unfortunate ones who had seen no over-
seas duty during the war.
The original plan was to send all four
NC's over, but when NC-1 was partially
wrecked by dragging her moorings in a
gale, and going ashore, it was at once
seen that all four could not be prepared
at the time scheduled for the start. The
hull of Number 1 was then assembled with
the upper works of Number 1 and the
combination designated NC-1.
The ships detailed to assist the flight
were of three classes: "base ships," five
in number, carrying supplies and aviation
personnel, sent to the ports where stops
were scheduled; "Meteorological ships,"
five battleships, stationed at points about
400 miles off the courses, to obtain meteo-
rological data; and "Patrol" or "Station
ships" consisting of sixty-eight destroyers
placed at 50 mile intervals wherever the
line of flight led over the open sea. Later
five other destroyers M^ere placed by the
Commander Destroyer Force on a line
tween Lisbon and Cape Finisterre, so
that the total number was seventy-three.
Besides these there were several other
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ships necessary to fuel the destroyers.
In short, the Trans- Atlantic Flight was
distinctly an "All Navy" project.
All three planes started together from
Rockaway on May 8th. NC-4 was
forced doT^Ti 80 miles off Cape Cod by
motor trouble, while en route to Halifax,
and finally taxied into the Naval Air
Station, Chatham, the following morning,
NC-3 and NC-1 meanwhile reaching Hali-
fax and later going on to Trepassey Bay,
Newfoundland. NC-4, after making re-
pairs at Chatham, was held up six days by
a "northeaster," but finally the weather
moderated in time to fly to Halifax and
then to Trepassey before the others
started.
The day following her arrival the three
planes started together in the late after-
noon for the Azores. At dark, finding
that it was impossible to maintain forma-
tion, they separated, each making the
best of its way along the course.
The next morning when still al^out 250
miles from the Azores, a dense fog was
encountered which nearly l)ro^'ed the
undoing of all three planes. Both NC-3
and NC-1 eventuallj^ landed, hoping to
locate themselves. They found the sea
so rough that all hope of getting up again
was abandoned; in fact, the crews had
considerable difficulty in staying afloat.
The crew of NC-1 was picked up by a
tramp steamer, six hours after landing,
the plane later sinking. NC-3 sailed
stern-first for about 200 miles until off
Ponta Delgada, then started up her
engines and taxied into port, after weath-
ering nearly sixty hours of gale and waves
as high as 30 to 40 feet. Nobody
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NC-3 AT Ponta Delgada.
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except those who went through the
experience will ever realize how they did
it. No one previously had thought it
possible.
NC-4 was fortunate enough to sight
land and reached Horta, Fayal, the morn-
ing after leaving Trepassej^; then a few
days later, as soon as the weather per-
mitted, ran the 150 miles to Ponta
Delgada in order to fuel up for the 800-
mile run to Lisbon.
NC-3 was too badly battered to con-
tinue the flight and was consequently
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dismantled and sent back to the States;
she is now being thoroughly overhauled
and will fly again.
NC-4 left after a week of waiting for
sea and weather conditions to moderate.
The run to Lisbon was made without
particular incident. Later she continued
on her way to Plymouth, England, stop-
ping in the Mondego River for minor
repairs and again at Ferrol, Spain, to
spend the night; this was necessary, due
to the delay experienced at the Mondego
River.
All of the European cities visited were
most enthusiastic about the flight and
e\-erywhere the crews were treated as
distinguished guests. The Portuguese
awarded them their highest decoration,
that of the "Tower and Sword"; the
British awarded them the Royal Air
Force Cross; banquets, receptions and
"what-not" were in order. It was a con-
tinuous ovation. And later the same was
true in this country.
It seemed very strange that the suc-
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cess of a naval expedition should create
such excitement, but the whole world
seemed to regard this flight as a feat of
individual daring rather than a carefully
thought out government project. The
object of the flight was attained; that of
gaining information concerning the sea-
planes and their operation over long dis-
(Times are Greenwich Mean Civil)
tances at sea and that of adding to the
prestige of naval aviation and the Navy
at large. And although we were disap-
pointed that all three of the seaplanes did
not reach Lisbon, more valuable informa-
tion concerning the seaplanes themselves
was obtained by the failure of NC-3 and
NC-1 than by the success of NC-4.
Left Rockaway
iVrrived At sea — off Chatham
Left Chatham
Arrived Halifax
Left Halifax
Arrived Newfoundland
Left Newfoundland
Arrived Horta Fayal
Left Horta Fayal
Arrived Ponta Delgada, San Miguel
Left Ponta Delgada
Arrived Lisbon
Left Lisbon
Arrived Mondego River, Portugal
Left Mondego River, Portugal
Arrived Ferrol, Spain
Left Ferrol, Spain
Arrived Plymouth, England
Time
a.O^p.m.— 8 May
6.53 p.m.— 8 May
1.07 p.m.— 14 May
5.10 p.m.— 14 May
l^.SSp.m.— 15May
9.39 p.m.— 15 May
10.05 p.m.— 16 May
l.'-23p.m.— ITMay
n.39 p.m.— 20 May
2.24 p.m.— 20 May
10.18 a.m.— 27 May
8.01 p.m.— 27 May
5.29 a.m.— 30 May
7.21 a.m.— 30 May
1.38 p.m.— 30 May
4.47 p.m.— 30 May
6.27 a.m.— 31 May
1.26 p.m.— 31 May
Total
Distance
Elapsed time
sea miles
in air
284
4 hrs. 51 min.
355
4 hrs. 03 min.
474
6 hrs. 23 min.
1,206
15 hrs. 13 min.
153
153
1 hr. 45 min.
786
9 hrs. 43 min.
134
1 hr. 52 min.
237
3 hrs. 09 min.
487
6 hrs, 29 min.
4,116
53 hrs. 58 min.
Note : On water 2 hours and 23 minutes not included in elapsed time.
A'C-3 Crews iYC-4
Comdr. J. H. Towers, USN, Commanding
Comdr. Holden C. Richardson, C. C,
USN.
Lieut. Comdr. Robert A. Lavender, L^SN.
Lieut. David McCulloch, USNRF.
Boatswain Lloyd R. Moore, USN.
Lieut. Comdr. Albert C. Read, USN,
Commanding
1st Lieut. Elmer E. Stone, USCG.
Lieut. James L. Breese, USNRF.
Lieut. Walter Hinton, USN.
Ensign Herbert C. Rodd, USNRF.
CMM Eugene S. Rhoads, USN.
NC-\
Bellinger, USN, Commanding.
Lieut. Comdr. P. N. L
Lieut. Comdr. Marc. A. Mitscher, USN.
Lieut. Louis T. Barin, USNRF.
Lieut, (j.g.) Harry Sadenwater, USNRF.
Machinist Rasmus Christensen, L^SN.
CMM (A) C. I. Kesler, USN.
Lieut. Comdr. R. E. Byrd, USN., and Lieut. J. B. Rhodes,
USNRF., went as far as Newfoundland.
I
The Homing Pigeon
A Fearless Messenger in Time of War
By Lieut, (j.g.) J. J. McAtee, R. F.
ALTHOUGH a descendant of
feathered family which has
nished the whole world with
commonly
that
fur-
a
accepted emblem of peace,
the homing pigeon of today has proven
itself to be really a bird of war, as the
part it has played recently on land and
water, has been of great military value
to the governments it served.
The pigeon has established - itself not
only as a carrier that can be trusted to
faithfully and fearles.sly perform its
mission Init it delivers its messages with
a speed almost equal to that of the
wireless.
The heliograph, telephone, telegraph
and wireless — the principal means of
comnuuiication used during the recent
war — all have one great weakness. [Mes-
sages so transmitted are as clear to a
watchful enemy as they are to the friends
for whom the message is intended.
Special cor])s of experts for the intercep-
tion and interpretation of enemy mes-
sages were maintained by all of the
belligerents and much important data
was secured by both sides concerning
location and intentions of enemy units.
Carrier pigeons alone carried messages
silently, swiftly and directly to the parties
for whom they were intended, and enemy
bullets dispatched to interrupt their
flight seldom stopped the.se faithful
couriers.
In the Navy the pigeon did important
scout duty along the sea coast and proved
a sure means of communication between
air pilots and their stations. They were
also carried by practically every patrol
boat operated in European waters, and
in many instances were instrumental in
bringing aid that saved the lives of crews
after their ships had been torpedoed by
submarines.
The establishing of pigeon lofts at
the various naval air stations was not
.seriously considered until February, 1918.
Since that time fourteen lofts at the
following stations have been completed
and ecjuipped with pigeons: Chatham,
Rockaway IJeach. Bay Shore, Ca])e ^lay,
Anacostia, D. C; Hampton Roads, More-
head City, Miami, Key West, Pensacola,
San Diego, Coco Solo, and Great Lakes.
Upwards of 000 pigeons were trained
at the above mentioned stations and
previous to the signing of the armistice
there were more than 2, .500 trained
pigeons in the U. S. Naval Air Service
abroad. The.se birds performed ad-
mirably when it is considered that they
were all in their first year of training.
An idea of their efficiency might be
gained from the records of the work done
by the birds at Pauillac, where a comple-
ment of .seventy-eight birds delivered
698 messages in one month — 219 of these
messages being of an urgent nature, sent
by seaplanes down at sea.
Since the historic occasion on which a
dove carried to Noah unmistakable
evidence that the flood was subsiding and
land and a safe harbor were not far dis-
tant, the pigeon has been proving its
utility and versatility and its unques-
tioned ability to serve man in many
extremities. There is a case on record
of a navy air pilot doing patrol duty
on the coast of France who completely
lost his bearings when his compass failed
him. After aimlessly wandering around
for some time, this pilot thought of the
two pigeons he carried. He quickly
liberated the birds and followed them in
ff'!
r
-o
S'*
.M
their flight. They guided him safely
back to his station.
Messages to be carried by pigeons are
written on small blocks of onion skin
paper. The message is then rolled into a
small pellet and inserted in a light alumi-
num container which is strapped to the
bird's leg. As the pigeon needs light to
guide his flight it is not possible to use
them at night nor in heavy, foggy
weather. The distance a bird will ac-
comphsh depends largely upon its indi-
vidual training and capability. In the
second year of training, however, a bird
should be able to travel up to 500 miles
with accuracy, and 200 miles has been ac-
complished by birds in their first year of
training.
The very nature and importance of the
work entrusted to these winged mes-
sengers has given them numerous op-
portunities to distinguish themselves in
the military and naval service. Hun-
dreds of stories of their accomplishments
have been recorded and many of the
birds have won world wide fame. A few
examples of the nature and value of the
work may be determined by the follow-
ing extracts from records on file in the
Navy Department.
One instance is that ensuing when a
British patrol boat was attacked early
one morning by a German submarine.
The vessel was torpedoed and rapidly
began to sink. The skipper, however,
had time to write a brief message, roll up
the scrap of paper and attach it to the
leg of a pigeon before the shattered craft
sank under his feet. Just in time he
threw the bird into the air and within
the next minute he was struggling in the
water clinging to a bit of wreckage. By
this time the U-boat had risen to the
surface the crew quickly discovered
the pigeon and opened fire on it with
rifles. The skipper, struggling in the
water saw that the bird had been hit and
gave up all hope of rescue.
However, he failed to consider the
plucky nature of the bird and the tre-
^i
m,^^^.^^^:=?^-
mendous power of its homing instincts.
Some 20 miles away the pigeon alighted
on the deck of a patrolling destroyer, its
silvery gray plumage speckled with blood,
one of its wings crippled and the tail
feathers completely shot awaJ^ The
bird was quickly carried to the com-
mander of the destroyer who took the
message from its leg and three minutes
later the destroyer was speeding to the
rescue, with her wireless filling the air
with news of the enemy's location. In
less than an hour the survivors of the
sunken vessel were safe on board the
rescuing ship. A game little bird had
saved their lives. The pigeon later
recovered from its wounds and resumed
its place on the "active" list.
A seaplane of the Royal Naval Air
Service got into trouble at sea and tossed
its pigeons into the air at 7.24 a. m. The
pigeon reached its loft at 8.00 a. m. with
this message: "Am down off North
Goodwin; light vessel; very rough sea."
At 8.04 a patrol boat was on its way
to the rescue.
On another occasion a pigeon reached
its loft carrying the following message:
"Down at Nieuport; compression tap
blown off; radiator empty; filling up with
salt water and will return as soon as
possible." Another seaplane was sent
to the rescue but w^as unable to discover
the disabled machine. Five days later
the seaplane's second pigeon homed with
a message written in German, dispatched
from the German seaplane station at
Zeebrugge. It read: "English machine
and ])ilot Cooke are prisoners. Observer
Crothers dead."
At a certain seaplane station in Flan-
ders early one morning a pigeon was seen
to dive from the clouds and enter its loft
hurriedly. The thin piece of tissue paper
carried in the small cylinder on its leg
read: "Potvin, shot down 10 miles N. N.
E. Nieuport; one Hun down; my tanks
shot; French destroyer on its way; send
fighters. Graham."
At the seaplane station this meant
p
'Y.
that Flight Lieut. R. Graham, who had
left that morning on special patrol duty,
had encountered enemy aircraft, that a
seaplane had been shot down whose
pilot was, he thought. Flight Lieu-
tenant Potvin, that a German machine
had also been shot down; that shots had
pierced his own tanks; that a French
torpedo-boat destroj^er was approaching,
and that more combat seaplanes were
needed at once.
Five minutes later another pigeon
homed with this message: "Shot landed
O. K.; down 10 N. N. E. Nieuport
Potvin. I shot one down but he did
not crash. My tanks are no good, can't
chmb. French T. B. D. on its way, send
more fighters quick. Graham."
Eighteen minutes later a third pigeon
homed with a message from another
member of the patrol. "Am shot down,
hit in tank and radiator. Rogers dead.
I am unhurt. Please send help at once.
Paine."
This was from Flight Lieut. L. I. Paine
whose observer was Lieut. Rogers.
Seven minutes later a fourth pigeon
reached the air station with this message :
"Machine turning over to port. Have
jettisoned everything; am on wing tip;
sea calm; machine has seemingly steadied.
Nothing in sight. I think the machine
will float for a long time. Land bus just
made one circuit, but I don't think he
saw me. If machine sinks I will swim
to buoy close by. Rogers was killed
instantly, wound in head. Paine."
Two seaplanes were sent to guide a
French torpedo boat destroyer to the
scene. They located the damaged plane
8 miles from Nieuport. They had just
reached it when a German submarine
and four German torpedo boat de-
stroyers arrived and shortly after a
French motor lighter and a small craft,
zigzagging madly to avoid the courtesies
of the German submarine.
Lieutenant Graham reached home
safely with his machine, which was taken
in tow by one of the patrol ves.sels.
That ends the story. It all happened
in one-half hour and a few feathered
friends of the human flyers had carried
the messages that made the rescue
possible.
ff'-y
c-^?=^^
"THE EYES OF THE NAVY"
Oh, it's up thru the clouds.
And away from the crowds,
We go fjying on the wings of the morn,
And the sun, he's just risin'
O'er tlie eastern liorizon,
And we feel we are glad we were born.
Hidden the squalor,
The filth and the wallor.
Of man-made cities and towns.
It's good to be there,
In the rarified air.
Far from such sights and sounds.
With the engine a-roarin;
.\way we go soarin"
And the exhaust sparks go flying by.
The wires all a-singin'
Up we go swingin'
Just to say how-de-do to the sky.
The earth like a picture,
A beautiful mixture,
Of yellow and purple and gold.
As pure and clean,
."Vs an idealist's dream
Or the heart of a prophet of old.
And all that's betwixt us.
And a fall that will fix us.
Is spruce and some doped cotton cloth.
But it's the game, it's the game,
And honor and fame,
That attract like the flame to the moth.
We came from the hills.
The cities and mills,
And we put on Uncle Sam's green.
We're the Eyes of the Navy,
And if we don't go to Davy,
We'll tell of the sights we have seen.
— Ensign Alfred Curtis Wilson.
in ilemoriam
HE died as he had willed to die,
A warrior of the embattled sky,
AA ho deemed his life's work hardly done
Had he not struck the godless Hun;
Struck with the ardent strength of youth
For Peace, for Liberty, for Truth,
For every gift that makes life dear.
That men might live devoid of fear.
That Mothers, with their babes in arms
Secure, may dwell, from wars' alarms.
That the young wife with eager care
Her spouse's evening hour prepare,
That children at their school or play
Be no more blood-mad German prey.
'I X sweetest youth full well he died
•^ Fighting to stem the Huns' red tide.
Offering as sacrifice to Heaven
The dearest gifts to mankind given —
His love's young dream, his school girl wife.
His boyhood's home; Oh! cruel strife
Calling the boy at manhood's brink
The fiery cup of War to drink.
Dauntless he grasped the fatal cup
Nor faltered to its deepest sup;
Hurling defiance at the foe.
The German beast, the World's worst woe.
Brave boy, he willed no better end.
Than home, than friends, than wife, defend
To heed the call of Lafayette,
Of Noble France's bloody sweat
His fair young face upraised to Heaven
For these, resigned his life, God given.
Glad was his life, and great his death.
Nor faltered to his dying breath
Oh! gentle boy but light we weighed
The greater part your death portrayed
To our dull minds; while no^^' we mourn
All that was j-ou, unduly borne
To mysteries unfathomed deep
Where sleep our heroes — where you sleep.
Midst France's sons, in France's breast.
So doubly honored, doubly blest.
TO the far eons while the sun
His burning cycles daily run
Your name shall live in France's name,
America's undying fame,
In Belgium's dauntless few who stood
Checking the hell-loosed German brood;
Where Britain's sleepless bulwarks ride
Sweeping the Huns from every tide.
Where Italy, true to her fame.
Withstood the hordes of sin and shame.
Graved is your name — 'mongst heroes all.
Who sprang like falcons to the call,
Of Country, Liberty, of Right
At the high dawn of Freedom's fight.
Sleep, gentle boy, where heroes sleep.
In France's earth — nor shall we weep.
Knowing the glory of your end
For France, for Lafayette our friend.
Bearing aloft the blazing brand
Of freedom from our Western Land.
Teaching the World with proud last breath.
America was true to death.
— Samuel W. B. Hosford.
Adams, Harry E Lieut, (j.g.) Oct. 5, 191f
Adams, Hugh .lAfOBS Ensign May 5, 1919
Aldex, Spexcer T Ensign May 4, 1918
Andeh.sox, Walfred a Electrician Oct'. -Zi, 1918
AxDEHSox, Wallace C Seaman Oct. 30, 1918
Andrews, J. F Ensign July 13, 1918
Ashley, J. Wm Lieut, (j.g.) May 19, 1919.
Baker, Clax-de A Seaman Dec. 5, 1917
Bahnett, Lester A Quarterma.ster Aug. '22, 1918
Barr, Chapix C Lieutenant Sejjt. 29, 1918
Barrett, T. W Quartermaster July 1, 1917
Barrox, H.UiOLD C Ensign April 29, 1919
Barry. E. B En.sign August, 1918
Behan, Wm. J Student Officer July 12, 1918
Bell, A. M Ensign Feb. 28, 1919
Bell, C. A Feb. 23, 1918
Bennett, J. W Boatswain March 2, 1918
Bexxett, Thos. Hexry Quartermaster Oct. 20, 1918
Berger, Frederic k G. B Lieut, (j.g.) April 29, 1918
Behgix, Lolis J Ensign Sept. 15, 1918
Bishop, Doxald G Student Officer Feb. 16, 1919
Blair, A. B. Jr Ensign June 18, 1918
BooRSE, A. L Ensign Aug. 21, 1918
BosE, Herman Quartermaster Nov. 23, 1917
BouRXiQUE, Joy C Ensign Sept. 24, 1918
Brice, Miltox D Ensign Jan. 22, 1919
\\]l][\ Buchaxas, J. S April 27, 1919
M I i|) BuRNES, John Irvixg Quartermaster Oct. 2-t, 19l8
t T^T'I BrTLER. Thos. J Lieutenant Aug. 21, 1918
Will Campbell, Dale Verx Ensign Aug. 22, 1918
MM) Canfield, Herbert E Student Officer Aug. 26, 1918
-'W'ih Catchpole, Harry G Ensign Sept. H, 1918
Ti' ! \ (j Gate, Lawrence H Ensign Oct. 9, 1918
%illh Chapix, M. J Quarternia('ter April, i. 1918
SthV Ghilds, Wm. McKinley Machinist
III j! Ghurciiill, James L Student Officer
-1 i ' 4 ■ < 'lark, James Ensign
7f(| r'^ll <'lark, Robert F Ensign
I', I I; Clemens,t j. r Ensign
"* i!'A.'' Goggins, Lawrence Quartermaster
I'M I i! GctREY, Harold Bedford
I Grailie, Gharles C Ensign
i I . Grosscdp, W. F Ensign
Crowe, Edmund J Seaman
D.AViDSON, Delozier Ensign
Delahanty, Michael
Douthitt, Raymond Edwin Gunner
Draper, W. M. Thos Ensign
Dyer, Jay N Ensign
Easterwood, J. L Lieut, (j.g.)
Eatox, Thos. Windell Student Officer
Ehrke, a. Fy Machinist
Eichelberger, Ed. G Quartermaster
Ellis, Albert E. K Lieut, (j.g.)
Elwood, Samuel W Student Officer
Evans, G. B Ensign
F'azio, Ghas. J Machinist
Fisher, Raymond R Machinist
P'enton, Jos. J Aug. 13, 1918
Fisher, Lorm H Student Officer Sept. 21, 1918
E'lieshman, Charles Electrician Aug. 2, 1917
Fowler, Francis M Ensign May 17, 1919
Fraley, Guy B Student Officer Aug. 12, 1918
Frothingham, Philip B Ensign Sept. 14, 1918
Gianster, j Quartermaster May 18, 1918
Gendran, B. Lamcox Gunner Mar. 29, 1918
Gerhardy, Theo. W Student Officer Nov. 2,3, 1918
C.iBBS, John F Lieutenant Oct. 27, 1918
Goggins, James L Quartermaster Aug. 11, 1918
Goldman, P Quartermaster August, 1918
Goodspeed, Pearson, Jr Student Officer Oct. 7, 1918
Grassel, a. G Gunner May 20, 1919
GR.A.Y, James J Student Officer Jan. 18, 1919
Chatham
Moutchic
Abroad
Dunkirk
France
Cape May
St. Trojan
Bay Shcjre
Hamptiui Rds.
Fisliermans Island
Cape May
Rockawa.y
(ape May
Ravenna, Italy
Miami
Pensacola
Brest
Pensacola
Pensacola
Pensacola
Liverpool
Abroad
Miami. Fla.
Cape Ma.y
Pensacola
Dunkirk, France
Aug
29, 1918
Pensacola
Jail.
28
Hampton Rds.
Aug
21, 1918
Brest, France
Oct.
8 1918
Paris
Aug.
11, 1918
Porto Corsini
Ma\
5, 1919
Rockawav
Ma\
27, 1918
July
7, 1918
Moutchic
Dec.
26, 1917
Pensacola
Aug.
22, 1918
Feb.
23
Eishermans Island.
Sept
21, 1918
Gallup's Island
Mar
2.5, 1918
Pensacola
May
17, 1919
Pensacola
May
20, 1919
Coco Solo
Apri
5, 1918
Key West
Juh
15, 1919
League Is., Pliila.
Feb.
27, 1918
July
25, 1919
Coco Solo
Sept
10, 1918
Mass. Inst, of Tect
May
31, 1918
Miami, Fla.
Mar
16, 1918
Pensacola
Dundee, Scotland
Pensacola
Chelsea
Bay Shore
Pensacola
Pensacola
St. Inglevert
Dunkirk
Miami, Fla.
Key West
Schoondijk
Porto Corsini
Flanders Coast
Chelsea
Pensacola
I^^amc Rank Killed
GnsTAv Machinist May 19, 1919
Halstead, K. H Quartermaster July 31, 1917
Hammaxx, Charles H Ensign June 14, 1919
Hammond, Kensey J., Jr Student Officer Mar. 21, 1919
Hahtel, Orein Francis Machinist Aug. 21, 191
Haevie, L. S Boatswain Feb. 28, 1918
Heer, Hugo Julius Quartermaster Oct. 13, 1918
Hobby, Roy Law Machinist Feb, 28, 1919
HoGAN, John Lee Quartermaster
HoLLEY, Miles Henry Quartermaster Aug. 22, 1918
HoMEii, Joseph W Ensign Nov. 9, 1918
Honeywell, A. D Ensign Jan. 18, 1919
HosKEN, Wm. Stanley Machinist Oct. 27, 1918
Hough, F. W Quartermaster Mar. 1.3. 1918
Howard, John G April 27, 1919
Hynson, Heney P Feb. 2.5, 1919
Johnson, Claude Raymond Quartermaster Oct. 22, 1918
Jones, MER^VYN Clyndee Student Officer Aug. ], 1919
Jilian, Wm. H Student Officer Oct. 28, 1918
Jaegle, Wm. C, Je Machinist Aug. 25, 1918
Jones, Thos. Owen Ensign Sept. 2-t, 191
Keadass, C. S Ensign Feb. 27, 191
Kneeland, Leonaed L Quartermaster Aug. 20, 1918
Kenip, Edward C Machinist July 1,191
Kruegee, Chas. Edwaed Electrician July 31, 1918
Lamport, Nathan H Seaman Sep"t. 3, 1918
Lee, Benjamin Ensign Oct. 12, 1918
Lendehman, W. B., Jr Lieutenant Oct. IC, 1918
LiMGARD, Eric Ensign Oct. 29, 1918
Lohges, Robert J Ensign Oct. 12, 1918
McCalla, R. C Student Officer May 10, 1918
McCarthy, Thos. Carroll Ensign Sept. 25, 1918
McCormack, Ralph R Ensign Feb. 7, 1919
McCoRMicK, A. A Lieutenant Sept. 29
McKinney, Dooley O Machinist Oct. 4, 1918
McKiNNON, Thos. Neil Ensign Aug. 20, 1918
McLean, Jasies Thos Oct. 5, 191
MacLeisch, Kenneth Lieutenant Oct. 14, 191
McMahon, Ambrose B Student Officer Oct. 28, 1918
McMeekin, .L\mes W Machinist Oct. 10, 1918
MacNaughton, L. M Ensign Mar. 13, 1918
McVeigh, John J Quartermaster Aug. 23, 1918
Mandville, Gaeeett T Student Officer August 12, 191
Manley, G. E Machinist Aug. 22, 1917
Marshborn, D Quartermaster May 18
Martin, Van M Student Officer Oct. 21, 191
Mayo, Henry Carl Machinist Oct. 31, 1918
Miller, Samuel, Jr Quartermaster Oct. 21, 191
Mingle, D. B., Jr Ensign Feb. 7, 1919
Monteith, R. Howard Lieutenant Aug. 25, 1919
Mutty, Louis L Student Officer July 9, 1918
Murphy, J. G Ensign Oct. 18, 1918
Murphy, Thos. L Ensign Sept. 15, 1918
Nelms, Frank, Jr Lieutenant Oct. 27, 1918
Nelson, Clarence A Machinist Mar. 20, 1918
Newman, Frederick A Machinist Aug. 24, 1918
Nichols, A. L Ensign Aug. 21, 1918
Norman, Harvey C Lieutenant Oct. 22, 1918
O'Day, Daniel H May 19. 1919
0'Gorm.4n, Matthew E Quartermaster Aug. 20, 1918
O.STRIDGE. C. L Lieut, (j.g.) Mav 19, 1919
Page. P. W Ensign Dec. 1 7, 1917
Palmer, Clyde N Ensign Sept. 14, 1918
Parker, Bradsteeet Student Officer Sept. 21, 1918
Peecival, Charles Edward Student Officer July 17, 1918
Perkins, Reger Conant Seaman Mar. 14, 1918
Pero, Donald 'C Machinist Aug. 25, 1918
Perry, L. A Ensign April 13, 1918
Petersen, Heter Andreas Lieut, (j.g.) Dec. 4, 1918
Peter.son, Carl C Ensign Oct. 4, 1918
Poland, Clarence J July 12, 1918
Potter, Stephen Ensign April 25, 1918
Pou, Edwin S Ensign __ Oct. 28, 1918
Name Rank Killed
PuLLiAM, Haeold A Ensign April 4, 1919
Read, C. S Ensign Feb. 20, 1918
-Ritchie, David Mav 7, 1919
Kedman, Wm. Fhedehick Machinist Aug. 21, 191
-Reed, Curtis S Ensign Feb. 27, 1918
Reed, Ciias. E Ensign Aug. 16, 191
Reid, Geoffhey L
Rice, Charles B Student Officer Sept. 27, 1918
Richardson-, Jesse Machinist Aug. 22, 1918
RrcHTER, George Quartermaster Dec. 7, 1917
Richardson, Robert E Electrician Oct. 11, 1918
RiES, Fred E Ensign Nov. 10, 1918
Riley, Frank William Ensign Oct. 12, 1918
Ritchie, Davie Mav 17, 1919
RoBEx, D. B Captain Oct'. 27, 1918
RoBiNsox, H. A Ensign Mar. 31, 1919
RoEiiRiG, Harold L Ensign -.-li- July 1.5, 1919
Rdtledge, Davxe Horton Ensign Feb. 7, 1919
Saufly, R. C Lieutenant June 9, 1910
Saunders, Stewart Benton Ensign Sept. 2i, 1918
Schneider, Anthony Student Officer Sept. 22, 1918
ScHERDiNG, Walter Tips Student Officer Oct. 20, 1918
Scott, W. R Quartermaster Mar. 17, 1918
Sergai, Bennett Machinist Oct. 11, 1918
Skaggs, a. D Quartermaster Feb. 28, 1918
Smith, Edward A., Jr Student Officer ■ April .'30, 1918
Smith, Winthrop F Ensign Oct. 10, 1918
SouLDER, H. G Boatswain. July 15, 1919
Souther, A. F Lieutenant July 19, 1918
Sparkes, James A Student Officer Oct. 30, 1918
Sprague, Wm. Griffith Ensign Oct. 26, 1918
Stoker, Ellsworth W Machinist Aug. 20, 1918
Stoltz, M. L Lieutenant June, 1915
Sturtevant, a. D Ensign Feb. 18, 1918
Sturtevant, Eldred Midshipman Oct. 9, 1918
Sylvester, Byrl E Student Officer June 19, 1918
Talaska, Walter Paul Student Officer September 2. 1
Tate, James Alexander Student Officer Mar. 21, 1919
Taylor, C. W Lieutenant Oct. 22, 1918
Taylor, Ermoxd Albert Student Officer Feb. 19, 1919
Taylor, Harvey John Quartermaster Oct. 18, 1918
Taylor, Roderick P Machinist Oct. 10, 1918
Terres, Hugh Ensign Aug. 21, 1918
Terrier, Stewart McD Ensign Feb. 23,
Thomas, R. H Machinist July 25, 1919
TiBBETTS, Russell D Ensign Oct. 8, 1918
Timkham, Edward I Ensign Mar. 30, 1919
ToLNAS, Trygva J Ensign Dec. 31, 1918
Topp, Augustus Student Officer Aug. 12, 1918
Tornes, Berxhard April 27, 1919
Treble, Hector Wm Student Officer Oct. 1, 1918
Truex, Eldone H Ensign Mar. 31, 1919
Tucker, L. F Quartermaster Aug. 1918
Tyson, C. McC Lieut, (j.g.) Oct. 11, 1918
Van Kirk, Dean R Ensign May 1, 1917
Vath, E.vrl J Electrician Aug. 20, 1918
Velie, H. G Quartermaster May 7, 1918
Vorx'auer, Glenwy'n a Student Officer Nov. 2, 1918
Walker, Dox-ald Ensign April 7, 1919
Walker, Guy Adler Ensign _ Oct. 19, 1918
Wats, Earl Joseph Ek»ctrician Aug. 22, 1918
Weddell, T. M Quartermaster Mar. 7, 1918
Weed, Walker Ensign
Weigel, C.vrl Herrmann Ensign Mar. 31, 1919
Wells, Harry M Seaman Aug. 6, 1917
WiGMORE, John Student Officer Jan. 18, 1911
Willmoth, George T Seaman Oct. 30, 1918
Wilcox, DeWitt G Student Officer Aug. 29, 1918
WissJiAX, Frederick A Quartermaster Oct. 28, 1918
Zeller, George J Machinist June 28, 1918
Dunkirk
Charleston, S. C.
Brest
Dunkirk
Castletown-Berehaven
Dunwoodie, Minn.
St. Trojan
Hampton Roads
Killingholme
Calais
Miami, Fla.
Charleston
Calais
Pensacola
League Is., Phila.
Pensacola
Pensacola
Pensacola
Chelsea, Mass.
Seattle
Chelsea, Mass.
Abroad
He Tndy
France
Bay Shore
League Is., Phila.
Narragansett Bay
Seattle, Wash.
He Tudv, France
Pensacola
Weymouth,
North Sea
Pensacola
Eng.
118
Pensacola
Bruges Ghent
Miami, Fla.
Hartford, Conn.
Abroad
Turino, Italy
Fishermans Island
Coco Solo
Cape May
Ravenna, Italy
Pensacola
Pensacola
Chelsea, Mass.
Pensacola
St. Trojan
Killingholme
Pensacola
St. Trojan
Scotland
Key West
Bay Shore
St. Trojan
Le Croisic, Fr.
Huntington, L. I.
Pensacola
"' 1 1
■:^a:
Pensacola
Abroad
ALLEN, FRED S.
Lieutenant
Pelham Manor, N. Y
Marblehead, Hoston, RFC
Canada; Washington, Pen-
sacola. USNRF. N. A. No.
1«. HTA
ARNOLD, DAVID B.
Lieutenant
1559 Beacon St., Brookline,
Mass. Key West. USNRF.
N. A. No. 448. HTA.
BAKER, CHAS. S.
Lieutenant
4925 Conduit Road, Wash-
ington, D. C. Pensacola,
Great Lakes, Bureau of
Opor;ilions, Wash., D. C-
USNRF. N. A. No. 191
HTA.
BARIN, LOUIS T,
Lieutenant
802 E. Ash St., Portland,
Oregon. Pcnsacola, Mianji,
Hampton Roads. USNRF.
N. A. No. 56. HTA.
BLASIAR, ARTHUR F
Lieutenant
Guilford, N. Y. Pensacola
Columbia LIniversitv. Gre;
Lakes, LTA and HTA.
BELL, COLLEY W .
Lieutenant
Colorado Bldp.. Wash.,
D. C. Rookaway Beaih,
Aviation Aide. Third Naval
District. USNRF. N. A.
No. 106. LTA,
RRISCOE, BEN.I.
Commander
709 W. Main St., Jackson,
Mich. Naval Aide 1o Capt.
H. I. Cone, Foreign Waters.
USN.
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BLAIR, WILLIAM M,
Lieutenant
4830 Drexel Blvd., Chicago,
III. Great Lakes, Hampton.
Roads, Pensacola, N. Bomb.
Gr. USNRF. N. A. No.
436. HTA.
BRUSH, GRAHAM
Lieutenant
Greenwich, Conn. West
'aim Beach, Huntington^.
L. I. USNRF. N. A, No,
79. HTA.
'y^
CORBETT, M. Q.
Lieutenant
Carnegie, Pa. Pensacola,
Akron, Hampton Roads,
iiS^'i?S^°\, Paimboeuf,
USNRF. N. A. No. 549!
1^1 A.
.1^
CORBIN, HORACE W.
Lieutenant
Grand Isle, Vt. Philadel-
phia, Brooklyn, Boston.
ySNRF. N. A. No. 621.
HTA.
CUMMINGS, JAMES H.
Lieutenant
Care of John B. Stetson Co.,
■Tlh & Montgomery Ave
Philadelphia, Pa. Bay
Shore, L. I., Miami,
tJSNRF. N. A. No. 377.
HTA.
CURTIS, LAURENCE j
Lieutenant
464 Beacon St., Bo,slon,
, Mass. Newport News
iVm'm Pensacola. HTA.
DICKERSON, JOHN S.
Lieutenant
Red Bank, N. J. Bureau
C- & R., Naval Operations,
Wash., Brunswick, Ga
USNRF.
DITMAN, ALBERT J.
Lieutenant
Englewood, N. J. Bay
Shore, Experimenlal pUot,
Jiu. of Ordnance. Wash
USNRF. N. A. No. Ifi.
il 1 A.
!,>
DOLE, PAHR HORATIO
Lieutenant
Garrison, N. Y. Bu. St.
Eng,, Wash., D. C. London,
Paris, Brest, Balloon Sect.,
A.E.F. at Paris, Fr. US-
NRF.
DONNELLEY, THORNE
Lieutenant
Thornehurst, Laiie Forest,
Hi, Bay Sliore, Miami,
Buffalo. USNRF. N. A.
No. 109. HTA.
FALLON, NUGENT
Lieutenant Commander
67 WiUiam St.. NYC.
Newport News, Norfolk,
Paris, Montchic, Felix-
stowe, Washington,^ Pen-
sacola, Boston. USNRF-
N. A. No. 113. HTA.
C^
FRY, SHERIDAN B
Lieutenant
Columbia Club. 4 West
43rd St., New York Cily.
Bay Shore, L. I.; Miami.
Bureau Ofieration.s, Wash.;
USNRF. N. A. No. 1092.
HTA.
FULLEB, PERCIVaL S.
Lieutenant
826 Main St., Racine, Wis.
Buffalo, Peiisacola, Coco
Solo, C. Z. USNRF. N. A.
No. 131. HTA.
GARTZ, RICHARD C.
Lieutenant
Pasadena, Cal. Akron,
Cape May, Rockaway,
Paimboeul', Paris. N. A.
No. 83,1,. LTA.
GOULD, ERL C
Lieutenant
Woodland Road,
burgh. Pa. W^est
Beach, Huntington,
Shore, Key West. USNRF'.
N. A. No. 68. HTA.
Pitts-
Palm
Bay
GREENE, PAUL A.
Lieutenant
Rogers, Texas. Pensacola,
Akron, Hampton Roads,
Washington, D. C, Rock-
away Beach, New York.
USNRF. N. A. No. 612.
LTA.
GUGGENHELM, H. F.
Lieutenant Commander
70 Madison Ave., New
York City. H. Q. in Paris,
London, Rome; Northern
Bombing Gr., R.A.F.; duty
at most foreign N. A. Sta-
tions. USNRF. HTA.
MAXFIELD, L. H.
Commander
627 G(jodrich Ave..'' St.
Paul, Minn. Pensacolti,
Akron, Paimhoeuf, Fr.,
Washington. U. S. N.
N. A. -No. 17. LTA.
HTA.
MOLONEY. JOHN F.
Lieuh'fiairl
316 W. 9.!r(l Si., New
York City. C. O. at Gui-
pavas and Wliiddy Island.
U.S.N.
NAYLOR, HENRY H.
LleaU'nanI
12 East 78th St.. New York
r.ity. Bay Shore, .Miami,
Wash., n. C. USNRF. N.
A. No. 212. HTA.
JJ
Lieutenant
1709 Prairie Ave., Chica^'O,
III. Yale Unit No. 2,
Buffalo, N. Y., Pensacola;
Sq. 1. Norlhern Bombing
Gr. USNRF. N.^A. No.
127. HTA.
PIERCE, THOMAS J. H.
Lieutenant
1086 Narraganselt Blvd.,
Cranston, B. I. Squaiiliini,
Mass., Pensacolii, Ilamj)-
ton Roads. Coco Solo, (]. Z.
USNRF. N. A. No. 169.
HTA.
PULZ, JOHN LEGOETT
Lieatf-nant
Mil Broad St., Bosron.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Ppnsacola, Fla.
[I,
READ. A. C.
Lieutenant Commander
Comdr. NC-4 Trans-Atlan-
lic Flight. USN. N. A.
No. 2J. HTA.
REEMELIN, C. B.
Lieutenant
3061 Cleinview Ave., East
Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacoia. Bureau Navig.
(Training Section). HTA.
RICHARDSON, A. B.
Lieutenant
2023 Collingwood Ave. ,
Toledo, O- Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Hampton Roads,
IViisacola. USNRF. N. A.
No. 1H86. HTA.
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SARGENT, SAMUEL W.
Lieutenant
360 Penn Rd., Wynnwood,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
In charge of Receiving
Ship. USNRF.
M
SMITH, F. M.
Lieutenant
Kittery, Maine. Bu. of C.
& R., Wash., Officer in
charge of Spruce Produc-
tion for the Navy, Super-
intending Coustruclion of
Aircraft, Boston, Mass.
USN.
SHUMWAY. CARL E.
Lieutenant
25 Belle vue Ave., Melrose,
Mass. Akron, Rockaway
Beach, Queenstown, Ire,.
Castletown, Ire., RAF.
Balloon Base No. 16,
Merifield, Cornwall, Eng.
N. A. No. 319. LTA.
SQUIRES, J. G. F.
Lieulenuni
112.5 Lexington Ave., New
York City. Bu. Construc-
tion & Repair, Wash., D. C.
Sap. Con. Aircraft, New
York. USNRF.
SMITH. CLINTON M.
Lieutenant
Rox 14, Dighton, Mass.
Miami, Pensacola.Montauk,
Anacostia. HTA.
I
STARK, EDWIN M.
Lieutenant Commander
365 Park Ave., Mansfield,
O. Ass't to the Manager
Naval Aircraft Factory,
Navy Yard. Philadelphia
USNRF.
I
STONE, A. J.
Lieutenant Commnndi^r
% General Ordnance Co.,
2 W. 43rd St., New York
City. Washington, D. C,
USNRF.
STRONG, ALEXANDER
Lieutenant
.39 Court St., Dcdharo.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Hampton Roads,
USNRF. N. A. No. 374.
HTA.
TAYLOR, MOSELEY
Lieutenant
225 South St., Brookline,
Mass. Newport News,
Norfolk, Moulchic, Dun-
kirk, USNRF. N. A. No.
118. HTA.
TOWNSEND, R. S.
Lieuieriani
6 Otis Place, Boston, Mass.
Newport News, Hampton
Roads, New London. USN-
RF. N. A. No. U'}. UTK.
VORYS, JOHN M.
Lieatcnani
441 East Town St., Colum-
l>us, Ohio. Palm Beach,
HuntinKton, L. I., Mout-
chic, Hourtin, St. Raphael,
Felivstowe, Hampton Bds.,
USNRF. N. A. No. 73.
HTA.
WALKER, SAMUEL S.
Liriilcntint
Garrison, New Yorlt. Le
Croisic, Fr., .Milan, It., St.
Inglevcrt, Fr. USNRF.
N. A. No. 86. HTA.
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WALSH, J. HENRY
Lieulermnl
166 Washington Ave., Prov.,
R. I. Squantum, Mass.,
Hampton Roads, Anacos-
tia, 1). C. USNRF. N. A.
No. 525. HTA.
\\ ALTON, M\RK W.
Lteittentmt
5737 Woodlawn Ave., Clii-
cago. III. Hampton Roads,
Moutchic, Fr., Rolsena, It,
USNRF. N. A. No. 120.
HTA.
WATKINS. R. A., Jr.
i ipidcniinl
307 East Slate Si., Mar-
shalltown, Iowa. Perisa-
cola; USS L-l, Phila.;,
Instrnctor Columbia Univ.;
Detroit, Packard; Bu. Si.
Eng, USNRF.
WHITEHOUSE, W. P., Jr.
Lienlenant
108 Vaughan St.. Portland,
Me. Paimboeuf, Brest,
Paris, London. USNRF.
N. A. No. 99. LTA.
WOLCOTT, ROBERT W.
Lieulennni
1819 West Washington Ave.,
Bethlehem, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Drill &
Discipline Ollicer. USNRF.
ZUMNO, FRANK A., Jr.
495 8th Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y. RFC. Toronto,
Can., Bay Shore, Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Seattle.
San Diego. N. A. No. 152.
HTA.
Allen, F. H., Lieutenant. Kenilworlli. III.
Ames, Allan W. LieuLonanL, Care of James C. Sawyer,
Andover, Mass. Palm iinach, HanUn;;ton, Bay Shore,
Ft. Worth, Hampton Roarls, Dayton, Washington, Paris,
London, Tex. N. A. No. 67. R. F. HTA.
Amohv, Fhancls I., Jr.. Lieutenant, 413 Commonwealth
Ave., Boston, Mass. Toronto, Can., Marblehead. Boston
Navy Yard, Op. Nav.. Hampton Roads, Pensacola, Bay
Shore, Mass. Inst, of Tech. N. A. No. 114. IITA.
Habbttt, Li;^l\n L., Lieutenant, Iloiighlon, N. Y.
Pensacola, U. S. S. Sentlli', San Diego, Buekefort, I'aim-
boeuf, Gujon. N. A. No. 2W^. U. S. N. HTA.
Balch, Gordon H., Lieutenant Commamler, 120
Broadway, New York City. Washinglon, D. C, Bureau
ol" Operations. R. F. N. A. No. 495, HTA.
Baldwin. Augustus M., Lieutenant, 73 Remsen St.,
Brooklyn. N. Y. Tre-iuier. Fr., Cotes du Nord (C. <).).
H. F. N. A. Nu. 699. HTA.
Barnabv, R. S., Lieutenant, 257 Ilamillon Ave., New
Brighton, N. Y.
Barry, Edward IL, Lieutenant, 1112 Mass;irhiisei ts
Ave., Washington. D. C.
Bartlett, H. T., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 21.
Battle, C. E.. Lieutenant.
Beach, Charles Frederic. Lieutenant. West Hartford.
Conn. Huntington, Moutchic, Dunkirk. Escadrillc de
St. Pol. N. A. No. 75. HTA.
BiGGERS, Robert L., Lieutenant, Care of W. O. Riggers,
Book Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Pensacola, Miami. B. F.
N. A. No. 215. HTA.
BoETTCHER, Arthuk H., Lieutenant, 1645 Jarvis Ave..
Chicago, 111. Bu. of Ordnance, Washington, D. C. R. F.
BaACKENRrDGE, Gavin, Lieutenant, Church St., Rich-
mond Hill, New York Cily. R. F. C. Canada. Bay Shore,
Pensacola, Miami, Operations, Washingloii, D. C, Foreign
Service. R. F. N. A. No. 155. HTA.
Rrewer. a. Douglas, Lieutenant. N. A. No. 103.
Bransome, E. D.. Lieutenant. Engineers Cliih, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Pensacola. R. F. N. A. No. 286. HTA.
Bbyant. Boutt a.. Lieutenant, 735 Clarksoii St..
Denver, Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Coco
Solo, C. Z. N. A. No. 3:i9, R. F. HTA.
BuLMER, Bayard T., Commander.
Bush, Rufus H., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 1774.
Byrd, R. E., Lieutenant Commander, Powhatan Hotel.
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 608.
Cabot, Godfrey Lowj:[.l, Lieutenant, 16 Highland St..
Cambridge, Mass. Marblehead, JIamptou Roads. R. F.
N. A. No. 1339. HTA.
Callan. J. L., Lieutenant Commander, 46 N. Pearl St.,
Albany, N. Y. N. A. No. 1442.
C.apehart. Wadleigh, Lieutenant Commander.
N. A. No. 19.
Carter, W. L., Lieulenant, 28 Concord Ave., Nashua,
N. H.
C\THCARr Wm. L., Lieut. Commander.
Cecil, H. R., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 12
Champlin, F. M., Lieutenant, 2720 13lh St., N. W.,
Wa.shinglrm, D. C.
Chase, N. B., Lieutenant Commander, Brunswick.
N. A. No. 37.
Chenevert, C. T., Lieutenant, 301 Grosse Points,
Detroit, Mich.
Childs. W. G., Commander. N. A. No. 29.
Claussen, H. p., LieutenanI, 491 Crtmmonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
CoRRY, W. M., Jr., Lieut. Commander, New York
City. N. A. No. 23.
Cox, II. B.. Lieutenant, 2035 Walnut St., Philad(-lphia,
Pa.
Craig, Donald B., Lieutenant, 20 Anderson Place,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Craig, John F., Lieutenant.
CuLBERT, F. P., Lieutenant. U. S. N. N. A. No. 94.
Cutler. Roger, Lieutenant, Charles River, Mass.
The Ledges. N. A. No. 371.
Davis, John A., Lieulenant, 19 Hamilton Road, Brook-
line, Mass.
Davison, H. P., Jr., Lieutenant, Huntington, L. I.,
N. Y-
Delano, M. p., Lieulenant, 308 Prince St., Wesi New-
ton. Mass. N. A. No. 104.
Depew, Ci ANSON G.. Lieutenant, 165 Summer St.,
Bulfalo, N. Y. N. A. No. 121.
Dexsey, Walter Smith, LieuteaaoL.
Dicman, G. C, Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 30.
DoHERTY, Wm. E., 72 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass.
N. A. No. 430.
DoMiNicK, Gayer G., Lieutenant, Stamford, Corm.
Akron, New London, Montauk. Rockaway. N. A. No.
982. LTA.
DouBLEDAY, Nelson. Lieutenant, Oyster Bay. N. Y,
Douglas. A. H.. Lieut. Commander, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 753.
DucRAY. Julian A., Lieutenant.
Eddy, M. F., Lieutenant, 916 Jule St., Si. Jo.'^eph, Mo.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Hampton, Roads. N. A.
No. 1768. R. F. HTA.
Eekhout, Bernard V., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 2447.
J'jLlvson, T. fl.. Lieutenant Commander. N. A. N(f. 1.
Evans, Frank T. J., Commander. N. A. No. 26.
P'arrell, Stephen A., Lieutenant.
Fearing, G. B.. Jr., Lieut. Commander, J68 Beacon
St.. Boston, Ma.ss.
Fellers, W. M., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 2474.
Finch, Carl E., Lieulenant, 2101 Alameda Ave., St.
Louis, Mo. N. A. No. 472.
Fisher, R. A., Lieutenant. Markeen Hotel. Buifalo, N. Y.
Fitzgerald. J. P.. Lieutenant.
Flower, H. C. Jr.. Lieutenant, Fidelity Nat'l Bank,
Kansas City, Mo. Key West, Washington, Miami,
Pensacola. Bay Shore, Squantum, San Diego. N. A.
No. 1278. HTA.
Forrestal, J. v.. Lieutenant, 28 Nassau St., New York
Cily. B. F. C, Toronto, Bay Shore, Hampton Boads.
Washington. N. A. No. 154. IITA.
Frost, H. II., Lieut. Commander.
Fuller, Chas. F., Lieut., A. D. Club, Cambridge, Mass_
Gates, A. L., Lieut. Commander, Oakhurst, Clinton,
Iowa. Palm Beach, Huntington, Northern Bomb. Group.
N. A. No. 65. IITA.
Geary, John W., Jr., Lieutenant, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
N. A. No. 134.
GiBB, Edwin D., Lieutenant, 6 Mascot St., Boston,
Mass. Key West. U. S. N. N. A. No. 2494.
Gillespie, G. S., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 32.
GoLDTHWAiTE, DuvAL R., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 116.
Gordon, Harry B.. Lieulen
A. No. 151.
nt. Bronxvillc, N. Y. N.
Griffin, V. C, Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 41.
Griffin, Walter B., Lieut. Commander, 213 Sarahjga
St.. E. Boston, Mass. N. A. No. 544.
Grow, Harold B., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 2354.
Hammond, Edward L., Lieutenant. i-i | mi
Hart, Howard P., LieutenanI, 50 Buckingham St.. CcAAi
Waterbury, Conn. Hampton Boads., Pensacola. U. S. N. /ffn 'iTi7
N. A. No. 1997. HTA.
Havens. Beckwith. Lieulenant, Aero Club of America.
New York City. N. A. No. 524.
Haviland. Willis Bradley, Lieutenant. N. A. No. 577.
Herbsteb, V. D., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 4.
Hinkamp, Clarence N., Lieulenant.
HiNTON, Walter, Lieutenant. N. A, No. 135.
Hooper, Wm. E., Lieutenant, Tufts College. Medford
Hillside, Mass.
IIoYT, H. W., Lieulenant, Clearwater, Fla. Pensacola,
Huntington, Hampton Roads, Akron. U. S. N. N. A.
No. 515. LTA. HTA.
Hunt, James Stone, Lieutenant.
HuTCHiNS, HuRD, Lieulenaut, 131 Beacon St., Boston,
Mass. N. A. No. 123.
Ireland, Robert L., Jr., Lieutenant, 11719 Lake
Shore Blvd., Cleveland, O. N. A. No. 84.
James, O. Fi., Lieutenant. 7 E. TOth St., New York City.
Huntington, Operations, Washington, Bu. Navigations,
Washington, U. S. N. Mission to Brazil. N. A. No. 80.
B. F, HTA.
Jameson, William B., Lieutenant.
Johnson, C. Y., Lieut. Commander.
Johnson, E. F., Commander. N. A. No. 25.
Kelley, Martin F., Lieutenant, 615 Lexington Ave.,
New York City.
KiELY, Ralph. Lieutenant., 116 East 51lh St., New ,, , ,
York City. N. A. No. 1076. Sf^'A
KiRKPATRiCK, R. D., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 48.
Knowles, Robert W., Lieulenant, 5 Longfellow Park,
Cambridge. Mass. Pensacola. (Operations, Washington,
D. C, R. F. N. A. No. 915. HTA.
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Lamar, L. V., Lieutenant, 514 N. Baylen St., Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 21H.
Landon, H. IL, Jb.. Lieutenant, 19 E. 53rd St.,
York City.
Lanzsdown, Lieut. Commander, New York Cily. N
A. No. 105.
Leftin, Edw. H., Lieutenant.
Leightotv, Bruce Gardner, Lieul. Commander, Tunk-
honnock. Pa. Pensacola, Hompion Roads, Killinf,'hoIme.
U. S. N. N. A. No. 40. HTA.
Little, Charles G., Lieulenanl. 227 High St., New-
buryport. Mass. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Rochefort, Paimboeuf, St. Cyr. Guipavas, Fr., Cape
May. N. A. No. 102. LTA
LoFTiN, Edw. H., Lieutenant.
LoFTiN, Frank., Lieut. Commander.
LoHMANN, Alfred P., Commander. Perkins Tfill, Akron.
Ohio. Naval Aircraft Faclory, Navy Yard, Philadelphia-
R. F. HTA.
LovETT, Robert A., Lieut. Commander. Locust Valley
L. I., N. Y. West Palm Reach, Huntington, France-
Lynch, Frank R., Liirutenant
Kan.
Logan St., Lawrence,
Lieut. Commander. Read-
McAdie, Alexander G.,
ville, Mass.
McCoiD, Paul H., Lieutenant, 612 E. Monroe St.,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. N. A. No. 159.
McCbary. F. R., Commander.
McCulloch, David H., Lieutenant, 280 Madison Ave.,
New York City.
McIlwaine, Archibald, Lieutenant, 682 Prospect
Ave., Hartford, Conn.
McNamara, J. F., Lieutenant, 32 Everett St., Arlington.
Mass. N. A. No. 199.
MacDonald, Kenneth B., Lieut. Commander, 69
Fordham Drive, Buffalo, N. Y.
Madden, Wilson E., Lieut. Commander.
Male, A. E. J., Lieutenant, Stoneleifjh Court, I'hila-
delphia. Pa. Naval Aircraft Factory, Navy Yard, Phila-
delphia. R. F.
Mason, C. P., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 52.
Miller, Roman J., Lieutenant.
Mims, Harvey B., Captain. N. A. No. 576.
Mitchell, John R., IJeutenant, 251 Fourth Ave,
14th Floor, New York Cily. Cape May, Northern Bomb.
Group, Queenstown, Ire. R. F.
Mitscher, M., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 33.
Moloney, John F., Lieutenant. 316 W. 93rd St., New
York City. Coromanding. Guipavas, Fr., Whiddy Island,
Ire.
MoNFORT. J. C, Lieut. Commander, Mason, Oliio.
Pensacola. Navy Dept., Washinj^ton. Great Lakes. Seattle,
Rockaway. U. S. N. N. A. No. 35. HTA.
MoiiLTHROP, BuBB. Liculonant, 1270 11th Ave.. San
Francisco, Cal. Pensacola, Akron. Paimboeuf. Fr. R. F.
N. A. No. 646. LTA.
Mount. David A.. Lieutenant, Bayhead, N. J. Annapo-
lis, Key West, Rockaway, Aviation Aide Third District.
R. F. N. A. No. 2065. LTA.
Murray, Cecil D., Lieutenant, 38 W. 51st St.
York City. Hampton Roads, Moufchic, Paris, Si.
verl. London, U. S. S. Texas. R. F. HTA.
MusTiN. H. C, Captain. N. A. No. 11.
Norfleet. Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 555.
O'Connell, Wm. J., Lieutenant, 5712 Sixth
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Palmer. Edward G.. Lieutenant, 1619 Pearl St., Sioux
City, Iowa.
aris, Irving, Lieutenant, 124 E. 72nd St., New York
City. Mass. Ins(. of Tech., Hampton Roads, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 317. HTA.
Parsons, Robeht D.. Lieutenant, Care of The R. F.
Gondrich Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. Bu. of Construction
& Repair, Washington, D. C. R. F.
Paunack, R. R., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 27.
Pennoyer, Ralph G., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 100i2-
Peterson. Louis A., Lieutenant, 152 Bird Ave., Buffalo,
N. Y. PauiUac, France. USNRF.
Pike. C. M., Lieutenant, Lnbee. Maine. Squautum.
Mass., Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 293. HTA.
Poor. Roger M., Lieutenant, 777 Madison Ave., New
York City, Bay Shore, Bu. Operations, Washinglon;
London. Northern Bomb. Gr. N. A. No. 558. R. F. HTA.
PuMPELLY, H. A-, Lieulenant. Owego Tioga Co., N. Y.
New
(ngle-
Ave.,
R \NDOLPH, R. D.. Lieutenant, 20 Court land Place,
Houston, Texas. R F. C, Canada, New York, Boston,
Washmgion, D. C. Hampton Roads, Pensacola, Foreign
Waters. London, Eng. N. A. No. 161. HTA.
Reckford, John King, Lieutenant, 220 Fifth Ave.,
New York City. Naval Aircraft Factory. R. F.
Reed. AV\r. F., Jr., Lieutenant, 1238 N. 12th Ave..
Pensacola. R. F.
Reid, M. E., Lieutenant, Racquet Club, Philadelphia,
Pa. N. A. No. 1825.
Richardson, H. C, Commander. N. A. No. 13.
Roberts, Charles H. J., Lieutenant, 10 Franklin
Place, Flushing, L. I. N. A. No. 240.
Roberts, W.m. E., Lieutenant. Canton, N. C. Naval
Aircraft Factory, Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa. R. F.
Rodman, T. C, Lieut., care of Wm. A. Read & Co.,
Cor. Cedar and Nassau Sts., New York Cily. Volunleer
Aerial Coast Patrol. Buffalo. New York. Pensacola.
R. F. N. A. No. 1763.
RuTTAN, Charles E., Lieutenant- N. A. No. 64.
Schieffelin, John Jav, Lieulenant, 5 E. 66th St.,
New York Citv- Buffalo. Moutchic. Fr., Felixstowe, Eng.,
Killingholme. Eng. R. F. N. A. No. 124. HTA.
Scofield, H. W.. Lieut. Commander, Morenci. Miehi^'an.
Buffalo. N. Y., Monlauk. L. I. N. A. No. 28. U. S. N.
HTA.
Shamel, Frederick R., Lieulenanl.
Sheppard, H. B., Lieulenanl, East Derry, N. H.
Simpson. Frank, Jr., Lieutenant, 670 Wilshire Place,
Los An;,'eles, Cal. Pensac(jla, San Diego. Key \\esl.
B. F. N. A. No. 51. HTA.
Sl\ter. H. N., Lieutenant, Port Washintxinn, L. I.
N. Y. N. A. No. 329.
Smith, G. W ., Jr., Lieutenant. 309 Hillside Ave.,
Jeukintown, Pa. Naval Aircraft F'aclory. Philadelphia,
Pa. B. F.
Smtth. (ioRDON A., Liculeuaol, 27 W. 4Hh Si.. New
York Cily.
Smtth, K. B.. Lieulenant. Patchof:ue, L. I., N. Y.
Palm Beach. Ilunlin^^ton, Le Croisi<'. Moulchic. He
Tudy, Paris. St. In^deverl. Fr. N. A. No. 87.
Spencer. 1']. W., Jr.. Lie it. Commander, 109 Wade St.
Highland Park, III. Pensacola. Squantum, San Diego.
U. S. N. N. A. No. 20. HTA.
St.vhl. Buoolphe, Lieutenant. Jackson, Midi.
Starr. F. C, Commander.
Stemson, H. C, Lieulenant, Hollywood, Kiiit: Co.,
\>ash.
Stone. E. A.. Lieutenant. Red Gate Apt.. Norfolk,
A'a. Newport News, Hampton Roads. Calshot, Bern-
bridge, Felixstowe, Eng.. Anacostia. N. A. No. 138.
HTA.
Stone, Georce Lewis, Lieulenant, Care of Slonc-Hoult
Furniture Co., Grand Rapids. Mich. Pensacola.
Strader, Ralph M.. Lieutenant, 7057 No. Ashland
Blvd.. Chicago, III. Akron, Paris, Paimboeuf, Guipavas.
Fr., Pensacola. N. A. No. 97. LTA.
Strickland, G. B.. Lieut.. N. A. No. 31.
Swift. Henry. Lieutenant. 4 Liberty Sq.. Boston.
Mass. Squantum. Toronto, Hampton Boads, Pensacola,
Great Lakes. R. F. N. A. No. 149. HTA.
Taylor, Charles F.. Lieutenant. 31 Clinton Ave .
Montclair, N. J. In charge Aeronautical Engine Labor^.
tory, Washington, D. C, USNBF.
Tho^ias. Wallace S., Lieutenant, 721 E. High St..
Springfield, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Seattle, Great
Lakes, Pensacola. R. F. N. A. No. 2093. HTA.
ToD, R. E., Lieutenant.
Towers, J. H., Commander. U. S. N. N. A. No. 3.
TowNSEND, JrrLUis C, Lieut. Commander.
Van Der \ eer, N. R., Lieut. Commander. U. S. N.
Van \ alzah. H. C. Lieut. Commander. _Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Miami, U. S. N. N. A. No. 665B.
Vernon, Victor, Lieutenant, Huntsville, Ala. N. A.
No. 606.
Wesson, H,, Lieulenanl. 220 Maple St., Springfield,
Mass.
Weyebb acker, R. D., Lieut. Commander, U. S. N.
N. A. No. 2126.
White. Newton 11.. Jr.. Lieut. Commander, U. S. N.
N. A. No. 2281.
White, Robert W.. Lieut., 17lh Floor. 30 E. 12nd
St., New York Cily. Rockaway, Pensacola, \\'ashington.
Abroad. LTA.
'vY
iXYi
W>i,3
Mj
'PHE preceding section and the one following comprise a grand muster of the commissioned
personnel of the Corps. The Senior Division includes officers of the rank of Lieutenant or
above, while the following embraces those of the rank of Lieutenant (junior grade) or below, and
includes also student officers who were training as pilots or for commissions but who had not com-
pleted their course upon the signing of the armistice.
Of necessity the amount of data concerning each man has had to be brief, conserjuently only
those facts have been given which would aid in recognition and enable the reader to communicate
with other members of the Corps. No attempt could be made to include citations or other honors,
or the particular capacities in which each man served. The order of this data is: name, rank, home
address, stations served at, and whether he was in the heavier-than-air or lighter-than-air branch.
Naval Aviator designation numbers have sometimes been given as they usually indicate the com-
parative length of a man's service.
To avoid confusion all addresses which were found to be incorrect have been omitted. This
accounts for some apparent oversights in this respect. — Editor.
ABBOTT, BOYD R.
Ensign
224 Park St., Lancaster
Ohio. Mass. Inst. Tech.
Miami, Pensacola. HTA
ABBOTT, MAURICri J.
War Machinist
60 Howe St., Lewiston. Mc.
Pelham Bay. Cohimbia
Univ., Rockaway, Wash.,
Key West. HTA.
ADAIR, EARLE T.
Student Ojjlcer
23.3 Marshall Ave., N. S.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst.
Tech., Akron, Ohio. LTA.
ADAMS,CHARLES;H., Jr.
Lieut, (j.g.)
1.36.S Belle Ave., Lakewood,
Cleveland, Ohio. « Mass.
Inst. Tech., Key West, Fla.,
CapeMay, N. J. N.A.No.
457. HTA.
ADAMS. EUSTACE L.
Ensign
% H. D. Cabot, Newton-
ville. Mass. M. I. T.. Bay
Shore. Squanlum. Key
Wejit, Cape May, Montauk,
Wash. N. A. No. 417.
HTA.
ADAMS, J. DUDLEY
Student Officer
614 Rector Ave., Little
Rock, Ark. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West. Miami,
Pensacola. HTA.
ADSIT, HAROLD C.
Student Officer
.302 West Penn Street,
Hoopeston. Illinois, Seattle,
Wosh. HTA.
AFFLECK, W. RUSSELL
Ensign
674 North Broadway, Yon-
kers. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Miami,
Moutchic (Fr.). N. A. No.
705. HTA.
AICHER, FRED, Jr.
Ensign
2.501 Ridge Road. Berkeley,
Cal. Mass. Inst. Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1771.
HTA.
AICHER, JOHN W. H.
Student Officer
Hollywood, California. Dun-
woody Inst., Minn.; Miami.
HTA.
ALBERTSON, R. D.
Lieut, (j-9.)
125 Main St., Geneva, N.
Y. Mass. Inst. Tech., Bay
Shore, Key West, Cape
May, Montauk. N. A. No.
461. HTA.
ALBRITTON. PAUL C.
Ensign
Bee Ridge, Fla. Mass.
Inst. Tech., Akron, Pensa-
cola. LTA.
>'.>
ALDEN, M. A.
Ensign
475 5th Ave.. New York
City. Dunwoody Inst..
Miami. Key West. Pen-
sacola.
ALIvXANDliR, W. H.
Liful. (j.g.)
Houltmi. Maine. Mass.
Inst. Tech., Pensacola, At-
lantic Fleet Air Uetacii-
ment. N. A. No. ITSi,^.
IITA.
ALLEN. PHILIP, Jr.
Lieut. Ij.t/.j
:!5 Charles Field St., Provi-
<]ence. H. I. Mass. Inst.
7Vch., Pensaoola. Anacoa-
tia. N. A. No. 721. IITA.
ALLEN. ROBERT B.
Siadeni Officer
Denver. Colorado. Mass.
Inst.
LTA.
Tech.. Cambridge.
ALLEN, WM. ROWLAND
Ensign
149 Newbury St., Boston.
Mass. Mass. Inst. Tech.,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1991. IITA.
ALLISON. FRANK F.
Student Officer
Spring Mills. Center Co.,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Hay Shore. IITA.
ALLISON, T. LYLE
Student Of/icer
822 Concord St., Bremer-
ton, Wash. Seattle, Wash.
IITA.
ALVORD. DONALD B
Lieut, (j.g.)
Clearwater. Fla. M. I. T..
Pensacola, Yarmoulh, Fe-
lixstowe. Lough Foyle,
Queenstown, Bolsena, N.
A. No. 225. IITA.
^t
ALWARD. EDWARD E.
Ensign
Pataskala, Ohio. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes.
Pensacola- Aerographer, N.
A. No. 2249.
AMSLER, HERVEY M.
Ensign
Farmers Nat'l Rank, Hemp-
stead, Texas. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2230. HTA.
ANDERLE. EMIL J.
Ensign
132 Hudson Ave,, Dayton,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Key West, Pensacola. N
A. No. 1571. HTA.
ANDERSEN, CARL.].
Ensign
17 Soiilh Kilby St., Glou-
cester, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola. Hamp-
ton Roads, Va. N. A. No
267. HTA.
4A
ANDERSEN, FRANK A.
SladpnI. Officer
21 St. Luke's Rd., Bri-lilon,
Mass. Mass., Inst, of Tech.,
Ray Shore, l^^JHf; Island.
ANDERSEN, SIDNEY W.
Student Officer
South Shore Country Chih,
Chicago, III. Dunwoody
Inst., Minneapolis. HTA.
ANDERSON, A.. Jr.
Ensign
St. Augustine. Fla. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1206.
HTA.
t ANDERSON, CMAS. C-
Student Officer
Roswell, Indiana. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge.
HTA.
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ANDREWS, GEO. L.
Ensign
333 Front St., Owego, N.
Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Brunswick, Ga.,
Miami. N. A. No. 2047.
HTA.
ANDREWS, LEROY L.
Ensifin
3305 Windsor Mill Road,
Baltimore, Md. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pcnsacola. N. A. No. 1609.
HTA
ANDROUS, PAUL A.
Ensign
1040 W. Onondaga St.
Syracuse, N. Y. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola, Hampton Rds.
ANEWALT. HENRY P
Ensiqn
2518 17th St., Fulford,
Apt. 6, Washington, D. C.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1356.
HTA.
ANSLEY, JOHN S.
Ensign
La Porte, Texas. Univ. ol
Wash., Seattle, San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2182
HTA.
ANTHONY, W. B. E.
Ensign
1931 Fairview St., So.
Berkeley, Cal Seattle,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2234. HTA.
APPEL, RONALD B.
Ensign
82 Hale Ave., White Plains,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2241. HTA.
APPLEGATE, RAY P
Ensign
4637 No. Paulina St.,
Chicago, 111. M. I. T.,
Key West, Miami, Pen-
sacola, Great Lakes. N. A.
No. 1204. HTA.
I
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ARCHER, LUTHER B.
Student OSIicer
Holland, Texas, Seattle,
Washington. HTA.
ARNOLD, R. S.
Student Officer
Paint Lick, Ky. Dunwoody
Inst., Minn., Miami. HTA.
ARMSTRONG, H. C,
Ensign
215 Lexington Ave., Ft.
Smith, Arkansas. Seattle,
San Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2413. HTA.
ARMSTRONG, L, F.
Ensign
335 W^. Francisco Ave.,
Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Great Lakes, Akron,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1974
LTA.
ARMSTRONG. OWEN
Student Officer
635 So. Waiett St., Mem-
phis, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Rockaway
Reach. LTA.
ARNSPIGER, RODES A.
Ensign
Lexington, Ky. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola.
ARP. LOUIS C.
Ensign
718 5th Ave.. Moline,
Illinois. N. A. No. 1725.
ARROWSMITH. J. E.
Ensign
526 Park Ave., East Orange,
N. J. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.,
Ray Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1741. HTA.
ATHERTON.HAROLD G.
Ensign
22 W. 5th St., Anderson.
Indiana. M. X. T., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola,
Killingholme. N. A.
1266. HTA.
ATKINS, WARNER L.
Ensign
4008 Rose Hill Ave., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore. Hamp-
ton Rds., Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1748. HTA.
ATWOOD. ALLEN A.
Ensign
Security State Bank Bldg.,
St. Cloud, Mina. Dun-
woody, M. I. T., Pensacola,
Key West, Miami. N. A.
No. 640. HTA.
AUSTIN, RAYMOND M.
Ensign
Mountain Ave., Caldwell,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola. Miami. St. Iq-
glevert. Moutchic. HTA.
AVERILL, L. H.
Lieut, (j.ti-)
Bancroft Hold, Worccsler,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Charleston, S.
C. Opera tioiis,\Vashiiit^'l on.
11 TA.
AVERY. NATHAN C.
Ensi'jn
293 S., M. Ave. New
Britain. Conn. Bureau of
Operations, Pauillae, liay
Shore. Key Wesl. HTA.
AVERY, WALTER II
Lieui ij.g.)
7803 St. Martin's Lane,
Chestnut Ilili, Phila., Pa.
Mas'^.. Inst, of Tech.. Pen-
sacola, N. A. No. 890.
HTA.
AYLING, F. C.
Lieui. ij.g.)
601 University Ave., Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Boston, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 674. HTA.
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Abbott, G. M., Student Officer, 110 Edgemore Lane,
Ithaca. N. Y.
Abbott, Ransford J.. Student Oilicer, Port Republic,
AUantic Co.. N. J. Pelham Bay, Cape May, Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
Abbott, Bobeiit D., Student Officer, 48 Rhodes Ave.,
Akron, Ohio.
Abeles, Francis. I'^nsign. 4140 Washington Blvd., St.
Louis, Mo. N. A. No. 17U.
AcHOB. Leonard B., Student Ofiicer, Martinsville. (Jhio.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
AcHOBN, Albert II., Student Officer, Sigma Nii House,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
Acker, Steadham, Ensign, 31.5 S. 80th St., l^irmingham,
Ala. Miami. Pensacola. N. A. No. 2541. HTA.
AcKERMAN, M.S., Ensign, 131 Crescent Ave., Plainfield.
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, N. Y., Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1203. HTA.
AcoFF, I. Z., Student Officer, Foxoboro, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Fla. HTA.
^:,^J" Acton, Francis Newlin, Student Officer, Salem. N. J.
Dunwoody Institute.
Adams, Arthur J., Student Officer, Summit Hill. Car-
bon Co., Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Adams, Henry IL, Student OiTicer. 50 Church St.. New
York City.
Adams, Irving E., Student Officer. 412 2.3d Ave., South
Seattle, Wash. Univ. of Washington, Seattle.
Adams, Philip C, Student Officer, Cluster Springs, Va.
Adams, Robert D., Student Officer. 169 E. First St.,
New London, Conn.
Adams, Schuyler R., Student Officer, 605 S. Buron St.,
Cheboygan, Mich.
Adams, Stanley B.. Student Officer, 17 Parkview Ave.,
Bangor, Maine. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Adamson, G. F., Ensign, 37 Kempton St., Boston, Mass.
N. A. No. 1046.
Adkins, F B., Ensign, 824 Park Ave., Richmond. Va.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami. N. A. No. 2043.
HTA.
Agar, Herbert S., Student Officer, 56 Bayard Lane,
Princeton, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Agramonte, Jules, Student Officer, 11 E. 68th St., New
York, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
Ahern, William J., Ensign, South Whithouse St
York, N. Y.
AiNswORTH. Eric, Student Officer, 223 Kcnyrui
Swarthmore, Pa. Seattle, Wash., San Diego, Cal.
Alcorn, J. W., Ensign.
Alden, H. S., Lieut, (j.g.).
Alden, Sidney, C, Student Officer. 50 Meigs St., Ro-
chester, N. Y.
Aleshire, Merlin C, Lieut, (j.g.), 2151 E. 70th St.,
Chicago, 111. Great Lakes, III., Easlleigh, Eng.
Alexander, Howard B., Student Officer, 255 Farring-
ton St., Wollaston, Mass.
Alexander. John. Jr., Student Officer. 3817 N. Park
Ave., Philadelphia, l*a. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key Wesl.
HTA.
New
Ave.,
IT A.
Alexander, Kenneth D.. Student Officer, Spring Sta-
tion, Ky.
Allbrtght, N. J.. Ensign, 4937 Dorchester Avr.. Chi-
cago, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Beach,
Long Lsland. N. Y. LTA.
Allen. C. L., Lieut, fj.g.). 625 FronI St.. S. Weymouth,
Mass. Pensacola. Bay Shore, Brunswick. Miami. N. A.
No. 1101^. HTA.
Allen, Dolph C. Elnsign, 206 No. St. .\ndrews Place,
Los Angeles, Cul. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacolaj
Key West. N. A. No. 1639. HTA.
Allen, Francis G.. Lieut, (j.g.), Kenilworth, III. N. A.
No. 190.
Allen, Fudem Wolcott, Student Officer. 265 Waterman
St., Providence, R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Allen. I. J.. Student Officer, 300 Oil Operations Bldg.,
Ft. Worth, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Allen, Theo. F.. Student Officer, Care of J. F. Allen,
Meriden, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
HTA.
Aller, C. M, Ensign.
Alliott. Eric, Lieut, (j.g.), 30 High Street, Newport,.
R. I. N. A. No. 513.
Allison, Charles C, Student Officer, 410 S. 39tti St.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Allison, George H., Ensign, 17 Beaver St.. Worcester,
Mass. N. A. No. 1205.
Allison, John S., Ensign, 179 Crafts St.. Newtonville,.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads, Pensacola,
Miami, Marine Field, Moutchic. Fromentine. N. A. No.
539. HTA.
Alllson, Stanton T.. Student Officer. Bryn Mawr, Pa.,
also Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. LTA.
Almy, Fredeiuck. Jr.. Student Officer. 19 W. 54lh St.,
New York. N. Y.
Almv. William F.. Jr.. Student Officer, 3h7 Winter St.,
Fall River, Mass. Mass. Insi. of Tech. HTA.
Alsto:>j. George J., Jr., Student Officer. 1322 23d Ave.,
Tuskaloosa, Ala.
Al.ston, Samuel W., Machinist.
Ambgrg, Theodore Wm., Ensign. GriMin Wheel Co.,,
Packers Station, Kansas Cily, Ivans.
Ame;-, Charles Burton, Ensign. 300 High Si., WVst
Newton, Mass. Pensacola, San Diego. N. A. No. 193.
HTA.
Ames, Walteu M.. Student OITicer. 58 Linden Ave.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Anderson. Arthur V., Student Officer, 544 Eighth St.,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Anderson. Francis J., Student Officer, 102 W. Pleasant.
Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
Anderson, George D., Lieut, (j.g.), N. A. No. 666.
Anderson, J. B., Lieut, (j.g.), 48 Forge St., Akron, Ohio-
Anderson, John P., Student Oflicer, Georgetown Col-
lege, Washington, D. C.
Anderson, Paiil A., Student Officer, 112 Broadway Ave.,.
Wilmctte, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
HTA.
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Andebson, RoBEnT C, Sludent Officer, Upper iMont-
clair, N. J.
Andebson, Rowland, War. Gun.
Anuebson, SiPNEY W., SluileiH Oiricer, .S:!:i2 Ilvde Park
Blvii., Chicago. III.
Andebson, Wir.TON II., Sludent Officer, Daviil City,
Nebr. Mass. In.sl. of Tech., Key West, Fla. IITA.
Andrews, A.\^u^^ H., Student Officer.
Andbev\.s, Chk.steb W., Sludent Officer, East LansinK,
Mich.
Andbews, H. v.. Ensign, I'cnsacola. N. A. No. 11') I.
Andbeh's, HEBBEBr J., SliidenI Officer, Napcileon, ,\lich.
Andbews. Jame.s li., Slu.lcnt Officer, 121(1 Springlicld
Ave., Urbana, III.
Anoeli,, Nobman II., Student Officer, 2.^01 Ridge Head,
Berkeley, Cal.
Ankenv, DeWalt IIosmeb, Student Officer, 920 Cham-
ber of Commer<-e, Minneapolis, Minn.
ArvTHONY, H. M., Ensign, ll;t Comrnonweallh Ave,
Boston, Mass.
Antonides, II. R., Student Officer, 360 Humbolt St.,
Denver, Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
HTA.
Apg.\b, Henby II., Student Officer.
Appleby, John L., Ensign, Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Pauillac, Moutchic, Arca-
chon. N. A. No. 720. HTA.
Abchibald, F. X., Student Officer, 7.50 E. IT.JIIi St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tecli., New Haven
Pensacola. HTA.
Abchibald, Walteb D., Student Officer, .538 W. 1 12d
Si, New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Abmolb, Lester, Ensign, « E. 69th St., New York City.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, Pensacola, Fla. IN. A.
No. 2207. HTA.
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Armor, Robi-jbt J., Student (Hficei
Houston, Tex.
4622 Pulk Ave.,
Student OfTicer, New York Trihune,
Arms, Loiis L
New York City.
Armstrong, 11. K., Student OITlcer, 1775 Hermipin A.ve.,
Minneapolis, Minn. Dunwoody Inst., Miaini. HTA.
Armstrong, Paul L., Ens.
Armstrong. Robert E., Jr., F^lnsign, 91.5 Oakland .\ve.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. N. A. No. 2105.
Armstrong, W. L., Ensign, Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Co. N. A. No. 2;ili0.
Armstrong, Wesley A., Student Ollicer, 409 W. Dela-
van Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Arnold, George C, Jr., Student Ollicer, 238 Adelaide
Ave., Providence, R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Arnold, Junius H., Student Olhcer.
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Abonson, Isrvel I., Ensign,
Chelsea. Mass. N. A. No. 912."
Arthur, John W., Student OMicer,
Rochester, N. Y.
Arthur, REaiN.\LD W., Ensign, Maryland State College,
College Park, Md. N. A. No. 1501
Ashbv. John S., Student Olficer, Fairmont. Fillmore Co.,
xNcbr. Seattle. Wash.; San Diego. Cal. HTA.
AsHLK^-, John W., Lieut, fj.g.), 315 Main St., Amesbury,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moutchic. Brest.
Fr.; Chatham. N. A. No. 281. HTA.
AsHTON, C. E.. Lieiit. (j.g.), 7702 Franks town Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
AsHTON. Oliver, Sludent (^flicer.
AsTLETT, Httgh G.. 8i udeut Offii'er, 387 Upper Mountain
.\ve.. Monlciair, N. J.
Atkins, Frank Enw vbd, Jr., Student OfTicer, 30 R
W^alnut St., Merchantville, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
Atkins, John B., Jr., Student OtTicer, 1521 Fairfield
Ave., Shrevcport, La.
Atkinson, Leon G., Student Olficer, 35 Victoria Circle.
Newton Center. Mass.
Atwater, W. B., Lieut, (j.g.). Central Valley, N. Y.
Newport News. N. Y. Navy Yard. Hamidon Rds.; Mout-
chic, Fr., Paris; Bolsena, It.; Charleston. N. A. No. 112.
HTA.
Atwood, Clarence C, Ensign, Gardnc-, Kansas.
Atwood, Raymond Loring, Lieut, (j-t;.), Paris, Maine.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fleet Air Detach.. Kiiling-
holnie, Hampton Roads, Forth \A'orth. N. A. No. 292.
HTA.
Ai'CHiN<.LOSs, Regiwli) L\. G., Ensign, 131 E. 71.^1 St.,
New York Cily.
AuERsw\LD, RinHARD R.. Eusigii, 441 Lafayette Ave.,
Rrooklyn, N. Y. N. A. No. 1202.
AlrGUSTl^E. Irmni; D., Student Olficer, 1616 W. 2d St.,
Grand Island. Nebr.
AuKEHM VN, Li-;\\is C. Student Officer.
AiiSTii.L. Jkre, Ensign. Spring Hill, Mobile Co.. Ala.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1879. LTA.
Austin, D. F.. Student Officer, 92 Montclair Ave.,
Caldwell. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport. R. I.,
New London, C.nn. HTA.
Austin, James Mason, Sludent Ollicer, Middlelown,
Conn.
AvERiLL, Harold G., Student (Jflicer, 206 West St.,
Worcester, Mass.
AvERY, Lyman C. Lieut, fj.g.). Brockport, N. Y. N. A.
No. 864.
AvERi', Theodore Strong, Ensign, 174 Washington
Ave., Albany. N. Y. N. A. No. 1749.
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ArsTHiAN Light Bomber.
Pholo taken from Austrian Files al Polo.
BACHMAN, R. H.
Ensign
40 East 40th St., New
York City. M. I. T., Bay
Shore, Pensacola, Montauk,
Hampton Rds. N. A. No.
1412. HTA.
BAEHR, MAX J.
Lieut, ij.g.)
92.3 Locust Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. M. I. T., Cran-
well, E. Fortune, Paim-
boeuf. H. Q. London. N.
No. 1085. LTA.
BAHR, M. CASTLE
Ensign
R. F. D. No. 3. Helena,
Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Key West, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2376.
HTA.
BAILHACHE, P. L.
Studenl Officer
2901 Scott St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. M. I. T.,
Akron, San Pedro. U. S. S.
Madrono, U. S. S. Goliah
(Foreign Waters). LTA.
n
BAKER, CHARLES W.
Studenl Officer
76 Hardenbrook Ave., Ja-
maica, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
BAKER, EDMUND F.
Ensign
431 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh,
Pa. Aviation Beach, Great
Lakes, Hampton Roads,
Norfolk. HTA.
BAKER, GEORGE F. .
Ensign
Wellcsley, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Moutchic, Gnipavas. N.
A. No. 352. HTA.
BAKER, S. SAMUEL ]
Student Officer
19 Amory St., Cambridge,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA. _
BAKER, WILLIAM C.
Student Officer
Middlebrook Pike, Knox-
ville, Tenn. Great Lakes,
111. HTA.
BALL. TOM LEE
Student Officer
R. F. D. No. 2, Care of
Wenonah Mines, Bessemer,
Ala. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
BALLORD, HAROLD B.
Ensign
114 Brunswick Ave., Gar-
diner, Maine. Mass. Inst- of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 974. LTA.
BANIK, ADOLF T.
Ensign
East Grand Forks, Minn
Mass. Inst.of Tech. .Miami.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2495.
HTA.
BARNES, A. S,, Jr.
Student Officer
Glenwood, Raleigh, N. C
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
BARNES, DANA A.
Ensign
161 Bay Slate Rd., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1670. HTA.
BARNES, EARL C.
Ensign
450 W. Eldorado St.. De-
catur, III. M. I. T., Groat
Lakes, Pensa., Miami,
Moutchic, Cami>agne, Mal-
pensa. N. A. No. 675.
BARNUM, WM. N.
Ensign
78 Front St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Miami. HTA.
sf ^=r=^ ,ciiS3? <&=■
BARON, FREDERICK J.
Ensign
51 Lawn St., Roxbury,
Mass. Holsena, Italy;
Hdqts. Paris, Tours, Hol-
sena. Italy; Chalham. N.
A. No. 1511. HTA.
BARR. HARRY C.
War. Maciinist
20 East 3rd St., Waynes-
lioro. Pa. Pensacola.
Hampton Roads, Miami.
HTA.
BARR, J. S.
Ensign
101 Pleasant St., Ithaca,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola,,
Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. '13. A. HT
BARRINGER. EUG. E.
Student Officer
1745 QthAve., Huntington,
W. Va. Mass. Inst.
Tech. HTA.
of
{€) International Film Service
Patrolling with the Fleet
HARRY, ELMER L. \V.
Student Officer
Concord St.. Hollislnn,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
BARRY. THOMAS D.
Ensign
1930 Girard Ave., South
Minn.. Mion., Dunwoody,
Inst.. Miiin., Miami, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2229.
HTA. ^^^
rj'f'i
BABTEIMKirOH.CAHI. M.
6804 Brookville B.iod.
Chi'vy Chdso Md Dun-
woody Ins.1 Minn ]\lMini,
Pensacola IN \ No 2286.
HTA.
BARTLKTT, FMANK L
SIlK/enI Ofjicrr
Exchiinge Nal'l l!k. Bldg.
Tulsa. Oklahoma. Mass
Inst, of Tech. JITA.
BASCflK, J. V.
Sluclenl Officer
.518 Columbia Ave., Lo='
Angeles, Cal. Univ. of
\VaBh..Seal,lle, San DicKO,
Norlh Island. HTA.
BATCIIELDEH, R. B.
Lit'ut. ij.i])
7 Cedar St., Salem, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pen-
sacola, Hampton Roads*
Washington, D. C.
BATCHELI.ER, H. C. C.
Ensign
1214 Magnolia Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
iN. A. No. 1856. HTA.
BATES, DON.\LD N.
Ensign
807 Ashhury St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Diego, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1236.
HTA.
BATES, JEFFERSON B.
Sludrnl Officer
Waleree, South Carolina.
Mass. Inst. of Tech.,
Miami. HTA.
BAUCH. CHAS. E.
Ensign
Ashmont, Mass. Mass.Inst.
of Tech., Akron, Rockaway,.
Bureau Construction and
Repair. LTA.
BEACH, CHAS. T.
Stufleni Officer
15 Liberty St., Catskill, N.
Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. HTA.
BEALL, WM. R.
Student Officer
691 Highland Ave, Takoma
Park, Washington. D. C.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Navy
Yard, Washington, D. C.
HTA
BECKER, CILVRLLS «. BECKER, FREDRICK H.
Sladenl Officer
.5207 Ingleside Ave., Chi-
cago, III. Mass. Inst. of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Hutchinson, Minnesota.
Mass Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacola, Moutchic, Le Croi-
sic, Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. 309. HTA.
BEEMAN, OTIS
Lieut ij.g.)
11061 Esmond St., Morgan
Park 111. M. I. T., Pcnsa.,
Moutchic, R. A. F., N. B.
G., Calais, Avord-Cher.
N. A. No. 354. HTA.
BEGGS, ALAN II.
Lieut. (J.g.)
289 Ridgewood Ave., Glen
Ridge, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.,llampt. Rds., Pensa.,
Bay Shore, Miami, Ana-
costia. N. A. No. 514.
BEHNER, HERBERT C
Ensign
125 Stubing Place, Seaside,
Rockaway Beach
Hampton Roads.
N. Y.,
HTA.
BELL, BYRON E.
Student Officer
735 Main St., Reynolds-
ville. Pa. Mass, Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
"-rih
'm
BETTS, CLAUDE S.
Ensign
1430 Perry St., South
Richmond, Ya. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Key
West, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2.M7. HTA.
BEVENS, MAXSON I.
Student Officer
611 No. Chaparral St.
Corpus Christi, Texas
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA
BEYRLE, THOS. T.
Ensign
1402 Malvern Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech , Bay Shore, Pen-
sirola N A No 1570
Hr\
BIGELOW, E. S.
Ensign UW
25 Pine St., New York City. "^
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1574. HTA-
BILLINGS, ARTHUR S.
Boatswain
9 West St., W. Somerville,
Mass. San Diega,CaJ., Pen-
sacola, Squanltjm, M;iss.
HTA.
BISCHOF, JACOB H.
Student Of/icer
5100 Ellis Ave.. Chicago,
111. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.,
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
BISKAMP. ERNEST J.
Student Officer
1806 W. Matamoros St,
Laredo, Texas. Seattle,
Washington.
BIXBY. H. M.
Student Officer
4943 Pershing Ave., St.
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Cambridge, Akron.
LTA.
BIZZKLL, CAREY K.
Ensign
1810 Calvert St., N. W.
Washington, D. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Hamplon Roads. N. A.
No. '>r,h nT\
BLAGDEN, B. D. S.
Lieut. (J.g.)
Upper Saranac, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacola. N.A. No. 742. HTA.
BLAIR, GEORGE
Lieut, [j.g.)
Wynnewood, Penn. Bureau
of Ordnance, Washington,
n. C. Anacostia, D. C.
BLEAKLEY, PAUL L.
Student Oflicer
536 North Broadway, Yon-
kers, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
um
BLETHEN, MELVIN S.
Ensign
1 Winter St., Foxcroft.
Maine. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Key West.
Pensacola, Hinghom. N.
A. No. 2626. IITA.
BLOCK, HERMAN
Student Oflicer
17 Battery Place, New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, HTA.
BLODGETT, LEO S.
Ensign
31 Winter St., Portland,
Maine. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Buffalo, N. Y.
BLOSSER, HERMAN G.
Student Officer
7129 Schoyer Ave., Swiss-
yalc, Pa. Seattle, Wash-
ington. Dunwoody Inst.,
Minn.
iSf^-:
HOONE, A
Ensign
539 12th St., Snn Pprtro,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, flaini>-
ton Roads. N. A. No.
1681. IFTA.
BOOT. IIARKY EAR!.
En.^ian
1717 Rare St., Denver,
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Torli..
Pcnsanola.Rockaway Reach.
Moutchic, L'Aber Vrarh.
N. A. No. 6:'/). HTA.
HOOTH, E. W.,
Ltput. (j.fi-)
2.SU Fountain St., Grand
Rapids, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, N.
A. No. 1021. HTA.
BOSTICK, E. ELLIS
Ensiqn
Memphis Coal Co., Mem-
phis, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Paris,
Moulchic, PaiiiUac, Bay
Shore. N. A. No. 288.
ROTTA, KICO
Lieut, (j.g.)
Johnson Curtiss Aeroplane
Co , Montgomery, Ala.
BOTTOMS, R. R.
Ensign
Athens, Alabama. Pen-
sacola, Akron, Rockaway
Mas,s. Inst, of Tech., Pen-jfcj > Beach, Key West. N. A.
sacola. N. A. No. 2641. J No. 2676. LTA.
HTA.
BOURQUIN, MARION M.
Ensign
Butte, Montana. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Hampton R^>ads, Pensa-
cola, English Stations. N.
A. No. 1257. HTA.
BOWERS, ANDERSON
Eniiign
.31.3 N. McKean St., Kit-
tanning, Pa. M. I. T., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola,
Brest, Moulchic. N. A.
No. 1257. HTA.
ROWKER, W. K., Jr.
StudenI Officer
2660 Menlo Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. Seattle,
Washington. HTA.
BOWSER, ARDA C.
Student Officer
11th St., Ford City, Penn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
HOYD, ROBERT M.
Student Officer
1617 S. Washington Ave.,
Saginaw, Mich. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
BOYD, SAMUEL N.
Ensign
320 E. Capitol St.. Wash-
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Pensacola.
ftp
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BOYD, THEODORE P.
Lieul. ij.ff.)
77 Union Avp., Framing-
ham, Mass. Bay Shore,
Key West, Brunswick. Ga.
N. A. No. 175. HTA.
BRACKEN. D. F.
Enaujn
321 E. Chestnut St., Bloorn-
inj,'l(Mi, lUinois. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2233. HTA.
BRACKEN. GORDON R.
Ensign
465 W. 152nd St..
York City. Mass. In
Tech., Key West,
BRACKEN, L. M.
Ensign
713 West First St., Oil
City, Penn. Mass. Inst of
Tech.. Key West, Miami. I
Pensacola. N.A. No. 1797
HTA.
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BRESNAHAN, M. E.
Ensign
128 Chestnut St., Lynn,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
.Miami, PensacoJa. N. A.
No. 1929. HTA.
BRIGGS, LANDRUM O.
Ensign
100 Grace St., Suffolk, Va.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1808.
BRIMER, F. C.
Ensign
Stockton, Md. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1770.
HTA.
BRESNAHAN, WM. 11.
Sludent OJJimr
128 Chestnut St., Lynn,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
BREWER, FHliD L., Jr.
Lieul. (j.g.)
224 Burr Oak Ave., Blue
Island, III. Columbia
Univ., Philaflclphia, Hamp-
ton Roads.
BRIDGMAN, DON. S.
Ensign
H. F. Bar Banch, Buffalo,
Wyoming. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Wash-
iuKton, Miami. N. A. No.
2M9. HTA.
t
BRIGGS, M. G.
Ensign
8.58 East 21st St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola,
Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. 1640. HTA.
BRIGGS, WM. WRIGHT
Ensign
Cassville, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. 2280. HTA.
BRIGHAM, WM. W.
Ensign
41 Wheatland Ave., Dor-
chester, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. Miami. HTA.
BRIMER, WALLACE E.
Ensign
Snow Hill, Md. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Pensacola. N.A. No. 2293.
LTA.
BRINKERHOFF, R. J.
SludeTil Officer
408 Union St., West Spring-
field, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Boy Shore. HTA.
BRISTOL, L. H,\STINGS
Ensign
282 Washington Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1714. HTA.
i(fi
1
BRITT, GEORGE IT.
Ensign
622 Scranton Life Bldg.,
Scranton, Pa. Pauillnc,
Fr.,EastIeigh, Eng. HTA.
BRITTINGHAM.EDW.G.
Ensign
Care of British Vice Con-
sulale, Gomez Palacio, Du-
rango, Mexico. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Miami.
N. A. No. 2053. HTA.
BRITTON, J. W.
Studenl Officer
1314 11th St., Wichita
Falls, Te.xas, SeaLlle,
Wash., San Diego. HTA.
BRITZ, EVERETT F.
Ensign
126 West 129th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, Rockaway. N. A-
No. 1704.
y.
i
BROWN, C.
Ensign
Chapman Bldg., Spartan-
burg. S. C. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1385. IITA.
BROWN. CARROLL G.W.
Sludenl Ofjlcer
20 Fenelon St.. Dorchester,
Mass. Miami. Brest, Fini-
stere, Fr. LTA.
BROWN. IL E.
Ensign
Stratford. Conn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Newport,
Akron, Rockaway Beach,
Key West. LTA.
BROWN, J. W. A.
Ensign
107 New Rochelle St.,
Pittsbiirt^'h, Penna. M.I.T.
Blue ilili Observatory, Op-
erations, Wash., Montauk,
New London. JITA.
BROWN, KENNETH G.
SlufJeni Ofjicer
St. Albans, Vermont. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge.
HTA.
RROWN. RAYMOND R.
Ensign
30 Park Ave., Detroit,
Mich. Ma.ss. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2657 LTA.
BROWN. VINCENT S.
Ensign
533 Clayton St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Mass, Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1866. LTA.
BRUCE, FRANK P.
Student Ojficer
2519 11th Ave. So., Minn.,
Minn. Dunwoody Inst.-
lute, Minn. Miami. LTA.
TAin
BRUCE, LYSCOM A.. Jr.
Ensign
61 Rockwell St.. Dor-
chester, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Akron, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1566. LTA.
BRYAN, JOHN B.
Ensiijn
1207 Avenue V., Sheeps-
heud Bay, L. I., N. Y.
Columbia Univ., Packard
Factory, Hampton Roads,
PauiUiac, Fr. UTA.
BRUCE, WALTER T.
En-tign
.518 Hampton Place, Ports-
mouth, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola. Hamp-
ton Roads. N. A. No.
97S. HTA.
BRUNER, JAMES D.
Sliident Ofjicer
1216 22nd St., Rock Island,
III. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.,
Miami. HTA.
BRUSH, M. W.
Lieut, ij.g.)
Route No. 2, Germaotown,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. N. A. No.
2112.
BRYAN, WALTER C.
Eiifiiijit
\l?i Franklin Ave, lirook-
lyn, N. Y. Mass, Insl. of
Tech.. Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1567.
HTA.
BRYAN, WALTER D.
Slur/rnt Officer
Y. M. C. A.. Beaumont.
I'exas. Seattle, Washiugton.
HTA.
BUCHANAN, W. G.
Ensign
21 Roosevelt Ave., Chico-
pee, Mass. Mass. Inst of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola
N. A. No. 1980. HTA
BURGESS. SULIJVAN
Ensign
2501 Ridpe Rd., Berkeley,
Cal. Mass. Inst. Tech.,
Akron, Rockaway, Hamp-
ton Roads, Key West.
N. .A. No. 2679. LTA.
HUBGKSS, W. EARL
Ensign
Wayne, W. Va. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola. Miami,
Northern Bomb, Sq.. Fr.
Moutchic, Ft. N. A. No
900. HTA.
BURGUNDER, B. J.
Student Officer
Esphinade Apts., Balti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. HTA.
l^URKE, C. It..
Lieut. (j.(j.)
1635' Laurel 'Ave., Knox-
ville, Tenn."* Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Cambridge, Pen-
sacola, IIampton#-'Roads.
HTA.
mi.
t\
BURLEIGH, L. A., Jr.
Ensign
9 Western Ave., Augusta,
Maine, Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacolu, Queenstown, Ire.
N. A. No. 1267. HTA.
BURNS, E. R.
Lieut, (j.fi-)
15 Pleasant St., Meriden,
Conn. Rockaway Beach,
Hampton Roads. R ii.
Steam Engineering;, Wash.
LTA
BURNETT, C. E.
Ensign
.3612 Wyandot, K. C., Mo.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
West, Miami.
1532. HTA.
Key
N. A. No.
BURNETT. T. J.
Student Officer
Fischer Store, Texas. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West.
HTA.
BURNHAM, H. C.
Ensign
4 Middle St.. Old Town,
Maine. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Rockaway Beach. N. A.
No. 1317. HTA.
BURNS, JOSEPH A.
Ensign
■119 Denniston Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Miami. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1919. HTA.
BURRAGE, CHAS. W.
Ensign
20 South 15th St., Flush-
ing, N. Y. Columbia Uni-
versity. Pensacola. Detroit,
Great Lakes. HTA.
BURRAGE, WALTER S
Ensign
42 Eliot St., Jamaica
Plain, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, Moutchic, Fr. N.
A. No. 1248. HTA.
(If)
BURROWS, JULIAN S.
Lieut. Ij.g.)
Saginaw, Mich., Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Pensa. Moutchic,
Pauillac. lie Tudy, L'Aber
Vrach., Fr. N. A. No.
308. HTA.
BURRY, WILLIAM, Jr .
Ensign
1432 Astor St., Chica^'o, III.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buy
Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1905. HTA.
BURT. HENRY
Lieut, ij.g.)
Rronxville, New
Eastleigh, England.
R. BURTON, J. GILBERT
Ensign
York 1529 Henry Clay Ave.^
New Orleans, La. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
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Baber, Malcolm J., Ensif^n.
Backi_is, Clinton D., I^ii^iit. (j-f,'.)-
Hade, William H., Student OIliciT, 5lli Third
St., Urooklyn. N. Y.
Baogeh. Jack MoonE. Ensifin, 9M V^. South Ti'mi)l(',
Sail Laki- C.i(y, Uhih. N. A. No. 1650.
Sliidcut Ollicer, 4 Crocus Hill, St. Paul,
, Wash.; Miami, Fla. TITA.
i:rt a., Lieut, (j.s ), Ham[ilon, Va. Mass.
R. N. A. S. Roehampton, Cranwoll, Pem-
uf. r.iiipaver. N. A. No. lOKh. IITA.
., Jii., Sludcul OlVlcer, 112'J Park Ave., Now
Baer, K. I!..
Minn. Seallle,
Bailed', Albi-;
Inst, of Tech.,
broke, Paimhi
Bailev. n. C
York Cily.
Bmlei, Alonnis II., Erisit,'n, 4.5 Davidson Roa<l, Wor-
cester, Mass. N. A. No. :!i:!.
Bailey, Roscoe S., Ensign, Care of Western Colorado
Power Co., Montrose, Colo,
Baily, Livinostom B., Student Officer, Lancaster Ave.,
Ardinore, Pa. Mass, Inst, of Tech. IITA.
liMRit, Benjajviin II., Lieut, (j.g.), Fairmont Hotel, San
Francisco, Cal. Moutchic; French Foreign Legion, lie
Tudy: Bolsena, Ilaly; Brest. N.A. No. 554. HTA
Bakeh, C. F., Ensign, 16 Welen Head, Wellesley, Mass.
BiKEii, Chas. W., Ensign, 628 Empire St., Ishpeming,
Mich.
Baker, Frederick,
Rockland, Mass. Mas
Fla. HTA.
Student Ollice
;. Insl. of Tech.
■, 215 Market Si.
Miami
Cit
Baker, J. L., Lieut, (j. g.), 140 W. lOStli St.,
Key West,
New York
Plymouth,
Baker, II. E., Student Ofhcer, .363 Main Si
Mich.
Baker, Loyal S., Student Officer.
Baker, Martin R., Student Officer, Hurston, R. F. I^.
No. 7, Knoxville, Tenn.
Baker, Mver.s E., Lieut, (j. g.). Great Neck, L. I., N.
Y. N.A. No. 521.
Baker, Philip D., Ensign, 2231 E. ,3d St., Duluth, Minn.
Baker, Virgil P., Lieut. (JB). 2137 W. 21st St., I^os
Angeles, Cal.
Bakeb, W. C, Jr., Student Officer, 1863 Mctor St.,
Bronx, New York City.
Baker, William, En,sign, 1807 Madison Ave., Toledo,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. N. A. No.
1467.
Bakewbll, Beiv.:amin p.. Ensign, 5529 Fiflh Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
Balovmn, G. O., Gunner.
Baldwin, Leo A., ICnsign, 493 Classen Ave., Brooklyn,
N. y, N. A. No. 1572.
Baldwin, M. A.. Lieut, (j.g.), 504 11th St., South Fargo,
N. Dak. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Pensacola,
Fla.; MontanI, L. I., N. Y. LTA.
Baldwin, Walter S., Jr., Ensign, 19 Woodruff Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Akron, Ohio;
Rockaway Beach. LTA.
Baldwin, W. Lester, Ensign, 1101 Fidelity Bldg.,
Ballimore, Md. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bnyshore, Pensa-
cola, London, Eng. N. A. No. 13211. HTA.
Ball, Frank K., Sludenl Ollicer, 300 N. Summer Ave.,
Creston, Iowa.
Ballantine, Herbert W., Ensign. 550 Park Ave.,
New York City.
Ballantine, John IL, Student Officer, CedarhiirsI, L.
I., N, y.
Ballard, Harry D., Student t)lficer, Winona, Miss.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.; New Orleans, La.
Ballew, a. D., Ensign, Tuckerman, Ark. M
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2131. I
Balloij, Howard M., Student Officer.
Joseph, Ensign, 9616 Indii
Inst.
'A.
Bamrick, Edward
Chicago, III.
Banker, William J.,
Student Ollicer, Ukiah, Cal.
Machinist, 1915 Woodward
Bankhead, Clarence A.
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Banks, Bobert L., Ensign, 2017 Ogden Ave., Superior,
Wis. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2406, HTA.
Bannan, Francis E,, Student Officer.
Bannister, JriHN E., Student Officer, 100 Conduit St.,
Annapolis, Md.
Barbee, Harry,
N. C.
619 N. Blount St., Raleigl
Bard, William H., Ensign, 27 S. Ninth St.,
Pa. N. A. No. 704.
Barchi, Joseph P., Ensign, 474 West St., West Iloboken,
N. J.
Bahbot, H. v., Sludent Officer, 414 N. 2d St., Camden,
Pa.
Barcer, James A., Sludent Officer, 144 Green Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Barie, William L., Ensign, 490 Bewick Ave., Detroit,
Mich. Key West, Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
Bark, Earle li., 732 West Ave., Elyria, Ohio. N. A.
No. 707.
liARKta.EW, Elwood IL, Ensigu, 140 W. 371h St., I^os
Angeles, Cal. N. A. No. 2416.
Barker, Francis M., Student Officer, Care of Wads-
worlh Noyes, 120 Exchange St., Portland, Maine. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Barker, G. S., Ensign, 1851 E. 97th St., Cleveland,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ilaraidon Roads,
U. S. S. Nevada; Bantry Bay, Ireland, LTA.
Barker, Raymond, Student Officer, 409 W. 71sl St.,
Chicago. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA,
Barkley, Lacy E., Student Officer, Enfield, N. C.
Barlow, Habry N., Student Officer, Bethany, Mo.
Seallle, Wash. IITA.
Barnaby, Conrad, P^nsign.
Barnes. A. K., Ensign, Dublin, Texas. Mass. Insl. of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Key West. N. A. No. 1807,
LTA.
Barnes, Baron S., Ensign, 1140 Wood Ave., Colo.
Springs, Colo. N. A. No. 1207,
Barnes, Donald D., Ensign, New York Mills, Oneeda
Co , New York State. Mass, Inst, of Tech., Norfolk,
Pensacola: Wash., D. C: Chicago. N. A. No. 562.
Barnes, Harry P., Student Olficer, Ambler, Pa.
Barnes, J. P., Carpenter, N. A. No. 670.
Barnes, Philip J.. Lieut, (j.g.), Williamslown, Mass.
Barnes, W^\LTER G., Student Officer, 2639 Aldrich Ave. ,
South Minneapolis, Minn.
Barnett, Danii;l W., Ensign, 210 E. Ninlh St., Rome,
Ga. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore, N. Y.; Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1935. HTA,
Barnett, Marshall D., Student Officer, 5456 Vickery
Blvd., Dallas, Texas Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Flu,; New Orleans, La.
Barnett, Robert F., Ensign, Latrobe, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, L. I.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No.
2032. HTA.
Barnom, D. S., Ensign, 312 Highland Ave., Syracuse,
N. Y. N. A. No. 677.
Babr, C. C, Student Officer, 169 Park Place, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Bahr, Samuel D., Ensign.
Barr, Thomas Tlirner, Jr., Ensign, Mefuchen, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Ter;h., Pensacola, Miami, Pauillac, Mout-
chic, Trojan. HTA.
Barr, W. M., Lieut, (j.g.), 14 Wall St., New York City.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Kev W^est, Moutchic,
St, Trojan, France. N. A. No. 381. HTA.
Barratt, Roswell F., Lieut, (j.g.), 133 Harrison Si.,
East Orange, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.; Blue Hill,
Washington, Paimboeuf, Paris, London, LI. S. S. Arooatook
(Transatlantic Flight Duty).
Barrett, Joseph D., Student Ollicer.
Barrett, W^illiam S., Sludent Officer, 20 Habcock St.,
Providence, R, I.
Barrie, 0. S., Boatswain, 1442 Temple Place, .St. Louis,
Mo. Great Lakes, 111.
Babbie, Robebt, Jb., Student Officer, Rose Lane, Haver-
ford, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech, HTA.
Bartholomew, Herbebt, Student Ollicer, 410 John St.,
Champaigne, 111.
Babtholomew, O. a., P^nsign, 2809 Irving Ave., South
Minneapolis, Minn.
Babthleson, August C, Ensign, 811 Gibson St., Muske-
gon, Okla. N. A. No. 2355.
Babtlett, William E. A. S., Sludenl (Jfficer.
Barton, Charles W., Student Officer, 126 23d St.,
Ehnhurst, L. I., N. Y,
Rarton, Fred B., Ensign, 835 W. Market St., Akron,
Ohio, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Rockaway, Akron. LTA.
Babuch, Walteb B., Machinist.
Barus, Maxwell, Student Officer, 5 Nassau St., New
York City.
Basham, a, B„ Student Officer, 438 W. 11th St., Shaw-
nee, Okla. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla, HTA.
t4=^c
i
Bass, Walteh IT., Studimt Ollinor, 82 Mellin Ave.,
Akron, Ohio. N. A. No. IWi.
Bassett, C. C, Jn., Lieut, (j.g.). Harvard Club, Now
York Cily. Lafayette F. C, iVloulchic, Dunkerqiie,
Northern Bomb. Gr., R. A. F., Miami. N. A. No. 1:116.
HTA.
Bassett, Nohm\n Donrn.AS, Student OIHcer, Demonat
Priming Co., Moeliser, Wis. Ounwoody Insl. IITA.
Baskette, Geo. Lemoyne, 113 Bloor St. West, Toronio,
Ontario.
Batcheloh, IlicMn A., Lieut. G-g-), N- A. No. 7.5.J.
Batemin, .[. W., Sluilenl Ollieer, Dividing Creek, Cum-
berland Co., N. J. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Bateman, Roland, Student OITicer, .') I'J Ml. Vernon St.,
Lawrence, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore.
Bates, Bennett, Ensign, 471 Park Ave., New York
City. Mass. Inst. ofTech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
23H2. HTA.
BiTE.s. Chestep A., ICnsign, 78 Bidge Ave., Pawtucket,
R. I. N. A. N(j. l.jlO.
Bates, Habold ()., Lieut, (j.g.), 181 Seyburn Ave.,
Delroit, Mich. Bullalo, New York City.
Bates, liAROt.D, Ensign, 181 Seyburn Ave., Detroit,
Mich.
Bates. ILmhoson, Eitsign, 311 C St., N. W., Wash.,
D. C. N. A. No. 2219.
Battle, C. E., Lieut.
Battle, G. K., Student Olliccr, 13 Wasliington Terrace,
St. Louis, Mo. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Batts, Walter II.
Baiim, James E., Jn., Lieut, f.j.g.), Daniel, Lincoln Co.,
Wyoming. Mass. Inst, ol' Tech., Pensactjla, Washington.
Killingholmc, Eng. ; Dundee, Scotland. N. A. No. 226.
HTA.
BiuMAN, Walter M., Student Oiricer. 18111 Calvert St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Baur, Raymond A., Ensign.
Baur, William R., Student OITicer, Phi Kappa I'si
House, Easton, Pa.
Bayless, Alec C, Student (Jllicer, Tlie Nevvs-Journid,
Dallas, Texas.
Beadleston, C. p.. Lieut, (j.g.), r,0() Madison Ave., New
York Cily. N. A. No. .'iOl.
Beales, D. 1\, Ensign, Inter-Stale Niit'l Bank, Kansas
City, Mo.
Beattie, James S., Ensign, 1359 Vermont .\ve., Delroit,
Mich. N. A. No. 2l.il.
Beatty, John L., Studeni Ollicer. 691 Highland .\ve.,
Washington, D. C.
Bealichamp, Rkjhard a., Ensign, >San Pedro, Cal.
N. A., No. 1691.
BeavI'Ir, Jacob Julius, Student Ollicer, 21 Baker .\vc.,
Dover, N. J.
Beazlev, B. J., Student Ollicer, U[.per Zioii, Va. Seat-
tle, Wash. HTA.
Beck, John Iv, hlnsign, .5111 Powell Si,. .Sail Krancisco,
Cal. Miiss. Insl. ol Tech., San Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1238. HTA.
Becker, Charles B., Ensign, Irvinglon-the-Hiidson,
New York City.
Beckhirt, Benj. II., Student Ollicer, 133 Pearl St.,
Denver, Colo.
Beckwith, Alfred A., Ensign, 728 Stanley St., New
Britain, Conn. '
Beckwith, Paul S., Ensign, Siller, Nebr.
Bkede, F. R., Ensign, Antioch, Cal. N. A. No. 1619.
Beeker, Samuel T., Student OITicer.
Beer, Ethan A., Student Ollicer, 100 Charles Biver Rd.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Beers, Henry .Samuel, Student Officer, 63 Fair St.,
Guilford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IIT.\.
Beggs, Eugene W., Student Officer, 289 Bidgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Regley, John S., Ensign, 21 1 Lyinen St., Ilolyoke, -Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. LJA.
Beirnk, Milton J., Student Ollicer, 3731 2d St., Bich-
inond, Va.
Bell, Harold W., Ensign, Lakeview, Ort^gon. N. A.
No. 156.5.
Bell, Iceland M., Ensign, 2729 Forest Ave., Berkeley,
Cal. Seattle, San Diego, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2377.
HTA.
Bell, William W., Lieut, (j.g.). Palisade Ave., Engle-
wood, N J. Pensacola, Hunlinglon; iVloulchic, St. Trojan
(Fr.) ; Bay Shore, Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 287,
Bellen, Dai,to>- M., Student Olficer, 316 Hunlington
Ave., Boston, Mass.
Bellman, Russell S., Ensign, 1931 S. First St., Louis-
ville, Ky. Mass. Inst. ofTech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1689.
Belmer, Charles W., Student Ollicer, 163 W. 12th St.,
New York City.
Benedict, H. G., Ensign, 119 Fifth Ave., Boselle, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Moutchic,
Arcachon (Fr.). N. A. No. 919. HTA.
Benedict, Thomas H., Ensign, 1 19 >\". 5lh .\ve., Boselle,
N. J. Mass. Inst. ofTech., Key West, Miami, Moutchic,
.Malpensa (Italy). N. A. No. 1152. HTA.
Ben.iamin, Babet O., Student Olficer, 31(1 W. 86th St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Ben.iamin, Henry R., Lieut, (j.g.), 2 E. 87th St., New
Y'ork City. Bay Shore, Miami, Moutchic, Cusulia, Mal-
pensa, Italy; St. Inglevert, France, British Squadron
211, France; Brouge, Belgium. N. A. No. 238.
Benner, Charles V., Ensign, Englewood, N. J. N. A.
No 2166.
Benner, Robert L., Student Olficer, 921 Belmont Ave.,
Grand Forks, N. Dak.
Bennet, Augustus W., Student OITicer. 115 Ft. Wash-
ington Ave., New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tc-ch, HTA.
Bennet, J. W., Boatswain.
Bennett, Frederick M., Student Olficer, 823 Lincoln
Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bennett, Harry W.
Bennett, Hubert D.. Ensign. 3232 CoUingwood Ave.,
Toledo, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., .Miami, Pensacola,
KiUingholme, Eng. N. A. No. 1269. IIIW.
Bensing, Geo. W., Gunner.
Bebg, ICinvr a., Sludi-nl Olficer, 168 Stale St., St. Paul,
Minn.
Bebgeb, F. C. B., Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 171.
Bergin, Thomas M., Lieut, (j.g), 81 Columbia Boad,
Boston, Mass. N. A. No. 232.
Bergman, Balph W., Student Olficer, Newton, Iowa.
Dunwoody Inst., Miami, Fla. HTA.
Bering, Robert E., ^H., Ensign, 1500 Page St., San
Francisco, Cal. N. A. No. 2002.
Berkey, Russell S., Lieut, (j.g.)
Berns, Julius L, Student Olficer, 11 Blackstone St.,
Bostciii, Mass.
BERstai VR \CK, Clarence F., Student Ollicer.
Bi.;rtine, I^dwin K., Ensign, 57 S. Second Ave., Ml.
Vernon, iN . Y. N. A. No. 2115.
Bertolett, Edwin .\., Sludcujt (jUicer, 569 Lancaster
Ave., Bryu Mawr, Pa.
Bertoneibe, (}. \\ ., I'aisign.
Best, Herbert W., Ensign, 49:i Cominonweallli Ave.,
Boston. .Mass. .Mass. Insl. ofTech., Bayshore, Pensacola,
Norlh Sydney, Miami. N. A. No. 1137. HTA.
Bethel, E. Turner, Student Ollicer, 910 W. Grace Si.,
Bichmond, \ a. Mass. Inst. ofTech., Key West. HTA.
Bettridge. John Clarence, Ensign, 1210 Logan Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Betz. Geo., Jr.. Student Olficer, .\shersville, Ky. jMass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Brunswick, Key West.
Bevier, B. B., Ensign, 212 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Bidwell, Clyde C Student Officer, 175 Beacon St.,
Hartford, Conn.
BiDUELL, G. IL, Ensign, Kinsley, Kaas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2222.
Bi(;elow, Loyal A., Student Olficer, 10 S, LaSalle St.,
Chicago, HI.
Bigelow, Robert B., Ertsign. 1520 Hill St., Ann Arbor,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2250 LTA.
Biggehs, Clyde K., Ensign, .Stephenville, Texas.
Biggs, Carl IL, Ensign, 1 Central Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.
N. A. iNo. 1273.
Biggs, James R., Ensign, N. A. No. 708.
Bigler, Frederick A., Machinist, 501 Superior Ave.,
Chippewa Falls, \\ is.
Bigler. Paul G., Galveston, Ind. N. .\. No. 2381.
Bilderb\ck, Gordon B., Student tjflicer. Church St.,
Champaign, III.
Billings, Dwight B., Lieut, (j.g.), 9 West St., North
Somerville, Mass. N. A. No. 2173.
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Bingham, Robert Worth, Jr., Student Officer, Chero-
kee Park, Louisville, Ky.
Bingham, R. W., Jr., Student OfTicer, Glonview, Ky.
Mass. lust, of Tech., Bay Shore. LTA.
Bingham, Roy R.. Ensign. N. A. No. 243.5.
Bishop, Carey W., Ensign. 520.3 S. Jay Si., Takoma,
Wash. N. A. No. 2.i58.
Bitter, Herbert C. Student Olfieer, 3700 N. Ilormi-
tape Ave., Chicago, 111.
Black, IIulon W., Student OITiccr, 1906 Guadalupe St.,
Austin, Texas.
Blackburn, James D., Ensign. N. A. No. 2128.
Blackstock, B. T., Machinist, 13524 EarlwUd Rd.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Blackwell, W. E., Ensign, 2326 Webster St., Berkeley,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Pensacola, Rocka-
way Beach. N. A. No. 1428. HTA.
Blackwell, William M., Ensign, Marion, S. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2633. HTA.
Blade, Estle J., Gunner.
Bladsworth, Timothy P., Machinist.
Blagden, Francis Meredith, Student Ollicer, 176 E.
70th St.. New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola.
Blair, Francis King, Ensig
Chicago, 111. N. A. No. 1112.
653 Waveland Ave.,
Blair, Geo. B., Student Officer, 209 Bcall Ave., Wooster,
Ohio.
Blair, Lawrence D., Lieut. Ij.g.), 808 Devonshire St.,
Pittsburgh. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Operations, Wash.,
D. C, Key West. N. A. No. 2111. HTA.
Blair, Octave, Ensign, 995 Madison Ave., Ne%v York
City.
Blair, Roy B., Student Officer, 758 Stout Ave., Wyom-
!?&. ""'"'"'"'■ O'"o- Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla.
H I A.
Blair, Thoma.s S., Lieut, (j.g.), 745 N. Michigan Ave,,
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. N. A. No.
1491. HTA.
Bla
helm
Bla KEY,
:,AKESLEE, Marshall
Chelmsford, Mass.
E., Student Officer, North
. R. K., Lieut, (j.g.)
Blalock. John W., Student Officer, Southern Bank &
I rust Co., Valdosta, Ga.
Blanchard, Donald D
Bronx, N. Y,
Blanchard, Harold F., Lieut, (i g )
New York City. ^^
Ensign, 1818 Topping Ave..
12iW. 103d St.,
Student (;)fficer, WiUiamstown
A. No. 284.
Blanchard, Isaac M
Mass.
Blanchard, M. B. N.
Blandford, John B., Jr., Student Officer, 174 Terrace
Ave Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
il 1 A.
r.r^i""^''^'''^' I "■• Ensign, 12 S. Portland Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y. N. A. No. 716.
^ liLEiSTEiN, C. W., Lieut, (j.g.), 743 Main Street, Bulfalo,
Blewitt, Bertram J., Student Officer,
Bllss, Wyllys King, Student Officer, 4929 Lotus Ave.,
ht. Louis, Mo. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego. HTA.
Bloch, Bernard, Ensign, Mallyn Boad, Merion, Pa.
Block, Harold S., Ensign, Wheeling, W. Va.
Bloogett, Frank C. P., Lieut, (j.g.), 825 Court St.,
Janesville, Wis.
Slude
Blomfeldt, Allen A
St., Chicago, 111.
Blood, Geo. Whitefield, Ensigi
Bloom field, II. 1{ M
York City.
Blossom, F. M.. Ensign
N. A. No. 1798.
I (.Iffi.i.T. 108 W. Jcllerson
Blossom, H. M., l']ns
N. A. No. 2129.
:hiiiisl, 170 E. 751 h S(., New
1630 fllcn Oak Si., Peoria, 111.
41 Rudder Si., Delroil, Miih.
Blotneh, Felix M., Ensign, N. A. No. 920,
Bludworth, T. F., Machinist, Fanwood, N.
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BoDiNE, Richard H., Student Officer, 1323 Carr Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn., Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
MTA.
BoKDicKEB, Earl O., Ensife'ii, 161 N. Portage Drive,
Akron, Ohio.
BoE=HME», Frank C. Student Officer. 1220 S. 20lh St..
Lincoln, Ncbr. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
BoEHNLE[N, Charles, Student Officer, 2004 Grand
Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
BoKiNG. W. E., Lieut, (j.j?.). Care of Boeing Aeroplane
Co., Seattle, Wash.
Bor.ART. Gilbert D., Student Oificer, 142 Ascension St.,
Passaic. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech, LTA.
BoGER, Frederick, Jb., Ensign, 64 St. Marks Place,
New Brifjhton, N. Y. Bay Shore. Mass. Ins), of Tech.,
Pensa(M)la, Moutchic (France), Killingholme, Bay Shore,
Long Island. N. A. No. 290.
BoGGs, E. C, Ensign.
BoiiACKET, Lawrence A., Ensign, 579 Cross Ave.,
Detroit. Mich.
Bohmfalk, J. F., Student Officer, 8.51 Lexington Ave.,
New York City.
HoKiEN, Ernest A., Machinist, 938 W. 61st St., Seattle,
Wash. Columbia Univ., Seattle, Wash; San Diego, Cal.;
Detroit, Mich.; Philadelphia.
BoLiNGER, John C. Ensign, Methow, Okanogan Co.,
Wash. N. A. No. 1669.
Bolton, Raymond E., Student Officer, National Press
Cluh, Washington, D. C.
BoMGARDNER, II., Lieut, (j.g). La Junta, Colo. Mass.
Inst, of Terh.. Bay Shore, L. I.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A.
No. 948. HTA.
Bonaparte, Anthony, Gunner.
Bond, George H., Student Officer, 742 Highland Ave.,
Atlanla, Ga. Seattle, Wash.
Bone. Lewis Bernard, Student Officer, 3615 Noble
Ave., Dallas, Texas.
BoNEHiLi,, J.\mes Henry, Ensign.
BoNiN, Pierre E., Student Officer, 256 Aspinwall Ave.,
Brookline, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Fla. HTA.
BoNNEFOND, Raymond E., Student Officer, Hancock,
Delaware Cd.. New York.
BuNNOR. Charles A., Student Officer, 6750 Merrill Ave.
Chicago, 111.
BoncHEKs. Willi \M C, Student Officer, 755 Irving St.,
Portland, Oregon.
BoREMAN, Robert W., Student Officer, Middlehourne,
W. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
BoREN. Norman A., Student Officer, Pamona. N. C.
Borlaind, R. M., Ensign, Martinez. Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Beach. LTA.
BosAK, M. J., Jr., Ensign, 452 Riverside Drive, New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Key West,
Miami. N. A., No. 1533. HTA.
BoswELL, Roland R., Student Officer. 1625 York St.,
Quiiicy, 111.
BoTZUM, Charles A.. Ensign. 1512 Oxford St., Berkeley
Cal. N. A. No. 1607.
BouLDiN, William, Ensign, 107 Mt. Pleasant Ave..
West Orange, N. J.
Bourne, Bradley W., Student Officer, Lancaster, Ky.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
BouRQUiN, C- R., Student Officer, 223 N. Excelsior St.,
Bulle, Mont.
BowEN, John B., Ensign.
Bower, D. V., Student Officer, Campbell. V
No. 2154.
Bo\\ ers, Charle;
Canlun, N. Y.
Howes, Harvey R
Phila.. Pa.
Sludenl Officer, lledrick
N. A
E.. Sludenl Officer, .35 Park St.
Ensign, 6105 Woodland Ave.,
Iowa
92 Oakland Ave.
land Ave
BowLiN, Emil R
Mass. Inst, of Tech.
ItowMAN, B. W., Student Olfic
Akn.n, O. Seattle. Wasli. HTA.
BctwMAN, Marijuis, Student (Officer, Psi Upsilon House,
WiUiamstown, Mass.
Bowman, Riley, Ensign, Parkersbiirp, W. Va.
Bowman, Ripley, Ensign, 17 Roi-k Creek Church Rd.,
Washinglon, D. C.
BowMVN, W. n.. Ensign, Bridgeport, Conn. Pclham
Bay. Columbia Univ., Calais, Pauillac. HTA.
Bowser. Al\n W., Student Officer, 108 W. 3d St.,
OkUihoma City. Okla. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego.
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BoWYEB, Frank P., Sludcnl Olficnr, Care of
Casket Co., Tampa, Fla.
Boyd, J. C, Lieiil. (j.g.), .ill Uppnr Ml. Avp.
lair, N. J.
Boyd, Thomas F., Ensign, Care of Union Oil Co. of Cal.,
Oleum, Cal. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pen.sacola, Key West
Miami, Anaeoslio, Washinglon, D. C. N. A. No. 1.302.
», '^?™^'^''' KiMAB, Maehinist, Monroe Place, Larchmonl.
INorlolk, \a. Annapolis, Md., Pensacola, Hampton Roads.
Mexico, France, England, Fleet. N. A. No. 17:!6. IITA.
BoYEB, IIOWAHD S., Sliident OITic
Trenton, N. J.
BoYEs, Gordon M., Knsigii.
BOYNTON, AlVAH B., LicLlI
Cambridge, Mass.
BovNTON. Nehemiah, .III.. HnsiKii, 379 Washington A
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Br\bson, OEORGt: I)\NA. Stiiden
Johnson City, Tenu.
Bhadbuhy, James A., Jr., Sludeiil
way, New York Cily.
Bradfiei.d, J. R., Slii.l.-nl Odii-r
Dallas, Texas. Mass. Insl. of TitIi.
Bradford, Smiih M L
N. A. No. .51)64.
Bradley, Andervii.le S.. Sludcnl Ollicer. .Miinro Ave
\Aynnlon, Columbus, tia.
Bradley, G. Donald, Lieu
Edmonlon, Alberla. Canad;
Bullulo, Daylon, Ohio.
Bradley, Tudor \V.. I'^nsit
N. J.
Braoy. Chaiu.ks v., I'^nsigi
Mo. N. A. No. llj.S.
Bbady, J. B., Ensign.
Brady, John C, Sludcnl Olliccr.
Brady, Richard M., I'^nsigri. Rapid.i
Lakes, BI.; liamjiton Roads. Va.
Brainard, M. S., Gunner.
Bbamioan, Abthub T., Student Oinccr, Waylarid. Mass
Brandt, William E., Student Offieer, Co. L, 71 h Rcgl.
Cami) Perry, Great Lakes, 111.
Br,\ndenstein, Errol W., I'aisigri. N. A
Brannan, William Forrest, !•]
Bryan, f)liio. N. A. No. IMi*.
Bransome, E. n., Lif^iilcnaiil, Engineers
dclphia. Pa. N. A. No. l^ltn.
Br,\nson, Frank L., I'^nsign. F.iirfax, Ala
of Tech., Pensacola, Challiain. HTA.
Bbaun, Christian W., Sludcnl Olliccr,
St., Patorson, N. J.
Bbeathitt, James, Jr., Sludent Ollicer. Hopkinsvillc
Ky. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
Breck, Lewis T., Boalswain. 5.jI7 Wailermaii Ave.
St. Louis. Mo.
Bbeen, James W.. Gunner.
Breen, Leonard J., Kn
son, N. J.
Breese, James L., Jr., I.
Bremier. Fred, Student Olliccr, Univcrsily Club. Wash
ington, D. C. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA.
Bre.nnan. Edw.vrd. Licul. (ig.). South.miptoi
N. Y.; Bay Shore. N. '^ . : Kcv \\i>sl. Fla.; CI
Mass. HTA.
Brennan. Hubert, Student Ollicer.
Brennan. John R., Ensign, Harringlon Ilolel, ^\'ash
ington, I^. C.
Brennan, Robert, Ensign, Denison. Texas
Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. Fla
No. 1668. IITA.
Brenza, Julius C, Slud
Blvd., Chicago.
Pressman, A. A., Ensign.
Brett, Donald C, Slud<
Phila:lelphia. Pa.
Brettel, C, Ensign, l.il N;iglc^ A
Brewer, Edward S., Licul. (.j.g.). 6.30 Canton Ave.
Millon, Mass. Pensacola, Fla.: R. N. A. S. Weslgale,
Portland: Felixstowe, Eng.; St. Trojan, Arcachon, France.
N. A. No. 197. HTA.
Brewer, J. S., Student Officer, :506 S. Monroe St.. Balti-
more, Md. Pensacola, Fia.
Brewster. Charles H., Lieut, (j.g.). 11.3 Waverly
Place, New York City. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola.
Killingholme, R. A. F. : Callerick, Eng.; Northern Bomb.
Group. N. A. No. S26. HTA.
112 !'(
Gr.
1100.
UTld St.,
Phila
Inst.
152
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f:iub,
Ma
)0 .Marshall
,\ve.. Pater-
ril 0(li(
N. A. No
III Ollicc^r
. L.
athai
Mass.
N. A.
■123 West Garfield
It.
:!100 Walnut St.,
New York City.
Breyman, Chas. H., Ensign.
Brice, M. D., Ensign.
Brickell, Harry L., Machinist.
Bridge, R. S., Ensign, 229 Van Dyke Ave, Iletroit,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, l,)ucenslown. Ire.
Rockaway, L. I. N. A. No. 910. HTA.
Bridgeman, Hollis L., Ensign, 471 Broadway, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Briggs, Clark W., Student ttflicer.
BniGGS, Ferris B., Student Officer, ,373 Washinglou
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bhiggs, L. G., Machinist.
Brigham, Wm., Ensign, 2829 \^aIleio St.. San Francisco,
Cal.
Bringham, Lucien M., Ensign.
Brinkmam, Raymond Oliver, Ensign. II \\o{>dbinc St..
Hartford, Conn. .Mass. Insl. of Tech., .'Vkron, Ohio;
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2152. LTA.
Britt, Raymond L., Sludent Officer.
Bbittan, Joe M., Student OfTicer.
Britton, Roswell S., Ensign, Bo\ No. 21 1. New Bern,
N. C. N. A. No. 1953.
Broadfoot, \A'm. G., Student Officer, Connelly Springs,
N. C.
d C, Ensign, 520 \\ arwii
.voo^ly Inst.. Miami. Pcn^
k Bd..
a,-ola.
il-
, 1259 .Mor:
er, 32 Tc
Sludc
■St.
, n.
Ollic
Olliccr,
rc-at Lake
1797 \V.
N. A.
N. E.,
Court,
1301
i. 111.
11 1 Nv
Miss.
H.,ys
Moi
First
<;
2 107.
550 First St.,
111th St.,
I., N.
Brock. Donal
worth. 111. Dun
No. 2337. HTA
Brockwell, W^i. a., Licul. (j.g.)
Wushinglon, D. C. N. A. No.'33t
Brok.^w. John B.. Sludent Ollic
Tacoma, Wash.
Bronson, Daniel Dorranci
Fairmont St., N. \V., Washington
Bronson, Hiram S.. Jr.. .Stud
Ave., Columbus, l^hio.
Brooks, Bhir ,\I., Sludcnl (.Xlicei
New York Cily.
Brooks, D. W., Lieut, (j.g.), Dcssoi:
Brooks, Garnett T.. Student Oflicci
Mass Insl. of Tech., Miami, Fla. HTA
Brooks, James L., Student Olhcer, 1009
Birmingham, Ala.
Brooks, Walter A.. ICnsigiu N. A. No.
Brotherhood, John O., Student Ollicer,
Brooklyn, N. Y'.
Brown, Allan IL, Sludent Officer, 2123 W
Chicago. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Brown, Archibald M., Ensign, Stony Brook, L
Y.
Brown. Carl W., Student Officer, Commercial Hotel,
Cresson, Pa.
Brown, Charles O., Student fllficcr, 1730 Main St.,
Columbia, S. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., VVingfoot Lake,
Akron, Ohio. LTA.
Brown, Charles Seamans, Student Officer, 726 W.
Onondaga St., Syracuse, N. Y. Great Lakes.
Brown, Da\'id La Tourette, Ensign, 280 W. End Ave.,
New Y'ork City. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. Brest. Moutchic. Arcachon. HTA.
Brown, E. H., Machinist, P. O. Box 215, llion, N. Y.
Brown, Floyd H., Sludent Officer, Logan, Iowa.
Brown, Geo. \\ ., Sludent Olhcer, 595 Riverside Drive,
New York City.
Brown, Geo. W., Machinist.
Brown. Herm.^n D., Sludent Officer, 17 Dresser St.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Brown, J. N.. Ensign.
Brown. Joh.n Francis. Lieut, (j.g.
Providence. R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech
A. No. 1489. HTA.
Brown, J. Q., Jr., Ensign, 2100 M
Cal. Seattle. Wash.; San Diego, C.ll
N. A. No. 1960. HTA.
Brown, Lawrence W., Ensign. N. A. No. 65}^.
Bbown, Leon.\rd T., Carpenter.
Brown, Milford N., Student Officer, 209 S. Stale St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Brown, Stew.\rt W., Student Officer.
Brown, Waldo H., Ensign. N. A. No. 158.
Brown, Wilfred J., Lieut. (J.g).
Brown. Wm. G., Ensign. Rye Beach, N. H. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Washington, D. C. Aero Engi. Detail, Boston.
Brown, Wm. N., Student Omcer, 1203 Eutaw PI.
Baltimore, Md.
59
Key
St.,
N.
St.. Sacramento
.. Pensacola, Fla
113
\i
Bbowive, H. J., Ensign,. N. A. No. 715.
Browning, Robert S.. Ensign. 1099 Dean Si.. Brooklyn.
N.Y. N.A. No. 1606.
Bruckh.vliser, Wm. K., Lioiit. (j.g.), Baldwin, L. I.. N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., l^ensacola, Moutchie. Fr., Stonohenge,
Eng.. Killingholme, Eng. N. A. No. 3.58.
Brummttt, L. W., Student Ofiicer, Care of General Mot or
Corp., Holbrook Ave., and G. T. R. R., Detroit, Mich.
Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Pensacola. HTA.
BniiNELLE, Henry E., Student Officer.
Bbuner, Donald B., Student Oflicer, 1216 22nd St.,
Rock Island, 111.
Bruneh, Harold Milton, Student Officer, 1116 Browne
Ave., Erie, Pu. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Brunhouse, Robt. S., Student Offi"'!r, 1819 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bruning, a. J., Student Oflicer, 12.31 W. Jefferson St.,
Louisville, Ky. Dunwoody Inst., Great Lakes, Miami.
HTA.
Brusstar, James S., Student Officer, 758 Lothrop Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Bryant, R. C, Ensign, 88 Henry St., Binghamton, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. N. A. No. 339. LTA.
Bryne, F. J., War. Gun.
Buchanan, Archihald A., Studenl Officer, 76 Decatur
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bensonhurst,
Pelham Bay, Key West. HTA.
Buchanan, T. S., Ensign.
Buchanan, \^^ W., Machinist, Cornwell, Mass.
Buck, Ellswcjrth B., Ensign, 60 Marion Ave., Staple-
ton, S. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Blue Hill Ob-
servatory, Operations, Naval Observatory, Wash.
Buck, Leonard J., Lieut, (j.g.). Park St. and Prospect
Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. .Washington, D. C.
Buck, Willis, Student Officer, 357 Broad St., New Lon-
don, Conn.
Buckley', Wm. A., Boatswain.
BuCKNELL, Elmer J., Ensign.
BuCKSTAFF, John Bay, Ensign, 300 S. 36th St., Phila-
delphia, Pa,
BuERKiN, Julius A., Ensign, 491 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
Bulkelev, Warren, Ensign, 509 Audubon Rd., Brook-
line, Mass.
Bulkley, Milton, Student Officer, 619 Mariposa Ave.,
Oakland, Cal.
Bull, Albert S., Student Officer, Billerica, Mass.
BuLLEN, W. G., Ensign.
BuLLis. Richard O., Student Officer, 525 S. Westlake
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Seattle. Wash. HTA.
Bullitt, Hugh K., Student Oflicer, 1.341 3rd Ave.,
Louisville, Ky. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Bullock, Charles A.. Student Officer, 1916 16th St..
N. W., Washington. D. C.
Bullock. John D.. Ensign, Fort Atkinson, Wise. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1429. HTA.
Bunker. Arthur H.. Ensign, 421 No. Broadway, Yon-
kers, N. Y.
Bunker, R. U., Ensign, 615 No. Broadway, Yonkers,
N. Y.
Bunt, J. IL, Lieut, (j.g.) N. A. No. 1301.
Burchard, Ru.ssell. Student Officer. Hamilton, N. Y.
BuRCHELL. Robt. L.. Student Officer. Erie. 111.
BuRD, Theodore A., Ensign. 2449 Delaware Ave..
Buff'alo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron , Key West, Fla.
N. A. No. 1964. LTA.
Burden, Wm. D.. Student Officer, 7 East 91st St., New
York City.
BuREAN, AcHiLLE G., Carpenter, 1923 W. Allegheny
Ave., Philadcli)hia, Pa.
BuRFORD. Edward S.. Student Officer, Naval Y. M. C. A.,
Norfolk, Va.
BuROET, RoHT. v.. Student Officer, 1209 E, Wabash
Ave.. Terra Haute, Ind.
BuRcooN, Wii.LARD T., Studeut Oflicer, 1414 Newman
Ave., Lakewood, Ohio.
Burke, Frank L., Ensign. 13 Brevoort Place, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Burke, Frank L., Fnsign. N. A. No. 481.
Burke, James Michael, Ensign.
Burke, Stanley C, Student Officer, Georgetown
University, Washington, D. C.
Burke, Thomas F., Ensign, 45 W St., N. W., Washing-
ton, D. C.
BuHKE, Thomas J., Ensign. N. A. No. 2305.
BuRKHART, LoRis E., Ensigu.
Burleigh, Roy J., Machinist, 107 ]st St., N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C.
Burn, Fahrah, Ensign.
BuRNE, Edward R.. Ensign.
BuRNE, John C, Student Officer, Huntington, L. I.,
N. Y.
BuRNHAM, Adison C, Eusigu, 15 Bracebridge Rd.,
Newton Center, Ma.ss. N. A. No. 1088.
BuRNHAM, Donald C, Student Oflicer, Timken Bldg.,
San Diego, Cal.
BuRNHAM, Marston, Eusigu, 3563 7th St., San Diego,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola.
Coco Solo. N. A. No. 1131. HTA.
BuRNHAM. Randolph T.. Student Officer. 1505 E. Gen-
esee St., Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Charleston,
S. C, Akron. LTA.
Burns, A. C. Lieut, (i.g.), 1031 Wall St., Los Angeles,
Cal. N. A. No. 610.
Burns, Frederick J., Student Officer.
Burns, Bobert W., Ensign, West CarroUton, Ohio,
N. A. No. 676.
Burr, Samuel If., Student Officer, 99 Monroe St.. Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Burrows, Lees J., Ensign, 1013 N. Michigan Ave., Sagi-
naw, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. L. 1.;
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1985. HTA.
Burt. Frederick M., Ensign, Westmoreland, Hunt-
ington, W. Va.
Bi'Rtis, Eric F., Ensign.
Burton, Benjamin B,, Student Officer, New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Anacostia. HTA.
Burton, Halhert G., Student Officer, 3 Walker St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Burton. Robert A.. Jr., Ensign, 1953 Conway Bldg.
Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
BuRWELL, Geo. H., Student Officer, Millwood. Va.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Bush. Geo. Allen. Student Officer, 209 Columbia Bldg.,
Louisville. Ky.
Bush, Geo. W
Cleveland, Ohio.
, Student Officer, 13414 Shaw Ave., E.,
Bu.sH, James T., Ensign, University Club. Chicago. III.
Great Lakes. Hampton Rds., Monchead City. N. C.
Bushman, Robert P., Student Oflicer, 97 Lenox Ave.
East Orange, N. J.
BUTCHART. Ellis J.. Ensign, 127 10th St., Dululh,
Minn. N. A. No. 307.
Butler, II. F., Ensign.
Butler, James H., Student Officer, 26 Benefit St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Butler, John Joseph, Student Officer, Rear 288 Charles
St., Maiden. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
HuTLER. Marion, Ensign, 1333 15lh St., N. W., Wash-
ington D C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moulchic,
Fromentine, France. N. A. No. 922. HTA.
BuTRicK, S., Carpenter.
BYER.S, John R. R., Student Officer, 935 5th Ave., Cora-
opolis. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Byers, Wm. L.. Student Officer, North Andover, Mass.
Byork, Amos, F^nsign.
Byrd, Edward R., Student Officer. 120 Broadway,
New York City.
Byrne, Gilbert R.. Student Officer. 128 S. Hill St..
J,lckson. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rock-
away Beach, L. I. LTA.
ISyrne, Joseph H., Student Officer, Y. M. C. A., Hous-
ton, Texas.
lYtf
;<*»->'
W:
W'^
CANTWELL. R. C.
LiruL ij-q.)
Willmiiigton, N. C. Mass.
Inst, (if 'IVch., Pensacola.
N. A. No. .ill. IITA.
CAREY, W. JAMES
Sluikrd Officer
784 Rroadway, S. Boston,
Mass. Mass Inst, of Tech.,
Cambridge; Miami. IITA.
CARLSON, HOMER
.3027 N. Mlii Ays., Omaha,
Nebraska. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick, Pensacola, Key West.
N. A. No. 23:i6. HTA.
CARPENDER, WM.
Ensign
178 George St., New Bruns-
wick, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Ca[ie
May.
\^i
CARPENTER, ALLAN W.
Ensign
161)8 Franklin St., Wilming-
ton, Del.
CARPENTER, C. H.
Ensign
6-10 No. Henry St., Madi-
son, Wisconsin. Dunwoody
Key West, Miami, Pen-
s.Hcol 1 N. A. No. 2089.
IITA
CARPENTER. PHILIP J.
Ensign
1608 Franklin St., Wilming-
ton, Delaware. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Key West. IITA.
CARU, JOHN EDWIN
Ensign
'100 Main St.. Porterville,
California. -Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
San Dict-o. N. A. No.
1.506. IITA.
CARRICAN, E. HARRIS
Student Ofjieer
33 Walnut St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., ,San DicKo. II. T. \.
CAHRINGTON, A. R.. Jr.
Student Ofjieer
Parkmont Apts., Lynch-
burg, Va. Mass. Inst, of
'Tech., Ilamidon Roads.
CARROLL. F. W. i
Ensign
Lyons, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Rockaway.
LTA.
CARROLL.MALCOLM B.
Ensign
316 Bement Ave., Stalen
Island, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Newport, Pelliam
Bay, Chatham.
CARTER, PAUL W.
Ensign
Greenwich, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Whiddy Island, Ire., Miami,
Fleet Air Detachment. N,
A. No. 627. HTA.
CARTER, RALPH B
Ensign
Hawortli, N. J. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Miami. N. A
No. 241.5. IITA.
CASEY, JOHN
SUidenl Ojjicer
27 Claremont Ave,, Provi-
dence, R, I. Mass. Inst, o
Tech., Newport, Key \Ve>;t
ilTA.
CASSIDY. HOBEKT
Ensign
48 Flint St., Somerville
Mass. Mass. Inst, ol
Tecli., Pensanola, Queens-
town. Ire., Chatham. N
A. No. 1072. HTA.
CASSIDY, WM.
Ensign
1-13 Glcndale P.irk. Roch-
ester, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
ol' Tech., Harvard Radio,
Miami, Pensarohi. N, A.
No. 262-1. HTA.
CAUTHEN, CHAS. E.
Ens ill n
Lynchburg, S. C. Seattle,
San Diego, Pensncola. N.
A. No. 2373. HTA.
N-9 Gunnery Plane Taking Off
CAVANAGH. G. II.
Ensign
720 Clark St., Evanston.
III. Great Lakes, Mass.
Inst, of Tecli., Blue Hill
Observatory.
CHAMBERLAIN, F. W.
Ensign
64 Grafton St., Arlin2;ton.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2074. HTA. _ "_
CHAMIiERLAIN, W. M.
Ensifjn
101 Merrick St., Worcester,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West. HTA.
CIIAMBERLIN. J. R.
Eni^ign
Torresdaie, Phila., Pa-
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ak-
ron, Pensacola. N. A. >j;o.
2149. LTA.
[
Machinist
587 West 177th St.. New
York City. Columbia
University, Eastleigli, Enj,'..
Pensacola.
Ensign
1979 D. St., Lincoln, Ne-
braska, Seattle, San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 222.5.
IITA.
Ensign
208 Lapsley St., Selma,
Alabama. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Monlauk,
Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. 249. HTA.
CHAPMAN, THOMAS H
Lieut, ij.g.)
,52 R. I. Ave., N. R., Wash-
ington, D. C. R. F. C.
Toronto; Hamp. Rrts., Ft.
Worth. Key West, Pensa.,
Bn. Op. N. A. No. 898.
CHAPPELL, JAY F.
Ensign
622 Fairoaks Ave., Oak
Park. 111. Mass. Inst, ot
Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 1468. IITA.
CHARLES, TIIOS. J.
Machinist
238 92nd St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Columbia Univ.,
Hampton Roads, Brest,
Fr., Bay Shore.
CHARPIOT.CHARLES L.
Student Officer
West Unity, Ohio. Seattle,
Washington, San Diego.
HTA.
CHASE, BURR L.
Ensign
4230 North Main St.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2581. HTA.
w^
CHETLAIN, A. LOUIS
Ensign
7414 Sheridan Road, Chi-
cago, IIJ. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2360. HTA.
CHETLAIN, KENT G.
Ensign
7414 Sheridan Road, Chi-
cago, 111. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2298. HTA.
CHEYNEY, HENRY C.
Student Officer
Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great
Lakes, Miami. HTA.
CHILD, JOHN W.
Student Officer
First St.,Willoughby Beach,
Va. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.
IITA.
CHILSON. C. E.
Ensign
Fargo, N. D. Dunwoody,
Great Lakes, New York,
Detroit, Miami,
CHILTON, WM E., Jr.
Ensign
1222 Virginia St., Charles-
ton, W. Va, M. I. T., Key
West, Pensa., N. Sydney,
Miami. N. A. No. 1110.
HTA.
CHURCHELL. II, C,
Ensign
116 McLennan Ave., Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst.
Tech., Bay Shore, Hamp-
ton Roads, Pensacola.
HTA.
CHURCHILL, G. K.
Ensign
145 East 35th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No, 2208.
*^
CHUTE, JAMES L
Ensign
63 North St., Saco, Maine.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key
We^t, Miami, Moatchir,
Fr., Malpensa, Italy, N.
A. No. 1.15.-!. HTA.
CLABAUGH, SAMUEL F.
Student Officer
Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mass.
Insl. of Tech. HTA.
CLAFLIN, WILLI.\M W.
Student Officer
1.56 Grant Ave., Newton
Center, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA
CLARK, C. D.
Ensif/n
1119 Market St., Sunhury,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, North
Sydney, N. S. N. A. No.
1142. HTA.
CLARK, EDWARD A., Jr.
Student Officer
Pond St., Jamaica Plain.
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
CLARK, JOHN C.
Ensign
11.5-1 N. Prairie St., Gales-
burg, Illinois. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2299.
HTA.
CL,\RKK, A. FIELDER
Enaifjii.
S2()l Woslmiiister l*lace,
i'illshiirt'h. Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami. Bay
Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
INo. 2130. HTA.
CLARKE, JOSEPH
Ensign
323 Wilson Ave.. Cyn-
ihiana, Ky. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2331. HTA.
CLAUSEN. E. W.
Ensign
202 First National Bank,
Atchison, Kansas. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
HTA.
CLEMENT. EDWARD J.
Knsiijn
508 Milton Ave., Syracuse,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. ^N.
A. No. 1.592. JITA.
CLERY, EDWARD D.,Jr.
Sliidenl OfficiT
Plandome, Long Island,
N. Y. Seattle, Wash.
HTA.
CLIFTON, HENRY C.
Sladeid OJJicer
.■i607 McKinley Ave., El
Paso, Texas. Sea ttle, Wash-
infe'ton, San Dieno. HTA
CLIFTON, JOE A.
Sluclenl Ofjicer
3601 McKinley Ave., El
Paso, Texas. LIniv. ol'
Wash., Sealtie, Wash. HTA.
CLINE, .1. T11,\DDEUS
2101 Duranf Ave., Berke-
ley. California. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami. Pensa.
cola, San DieRo. N. A
No. 1369. HTA.
COATS, CECIL LYNN
Etisujrt
4526 Brooklyn Ave., Seat-
tle, Washiiif^'lon. LIniv.
Wash., Seattle, San Dieiro,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2262.
HTA.
COHEN, ALVIN F.
Enaujn
38 Broad St., Charleston,
S. C. Mass. Inst, of Te<;h.,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A, No. 2284. HTA.
COBB, JAMES O.
Ensifin
Winston, Salem, N. C.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay
Shore, Hampton Roads,
Pensacola, Key West. N.
A. No. 1605. HTA.
COGAN, GEORGE E.
Student OJJiccr
98 Ave. C, Bayonne, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay
Shore. HTA.
COGGESHALL, J., Jr.
Lieut, ij.fr. j
9 Autumn St., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Hampton Roads,
Pensacola, Bu. Operations
N. A. No. 117. HTA.
COII.E, WILSON W.
Ennitjn
Cookeville, Tenn. Mass
Inst. of Tech., Pensa
Moutchic. Avord. Old Sar
um, Northern Bomb, Gr.,'S Shore. N. A. No. 187.
Fr. N. A. No. 362. HTA
COLBY, ANTIION
Lieut, ij.il.)
Rockville, Mass.
Inst, of Tech., 11
Roads, Perisacol
Ma.ss.
inpl.on
Bay
ITA,
COLE, ELWOODiB.
Student Oftieer
605 Voris St., Peoria, Illi-
nois. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Great Likes, Key West.
HTA.
„| COMLY, SAMUEL N.
,)j;l Student Officer
Va Port Chester. N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
CONDON, EDW. T., Jr.
Lieut, (j-ij.)
Morristown, N. J. Curl.iss,
Uuffalo; Bu. of S. E. Wash..
I. E, M., Seattle, Wash-
ington. HTA.
CONDON, GUY B.
Student Officer
So. Penobscot, Maine.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay
Shore HTA.
CONE, JAMES HAROLD
Student Officer
Room 328 Kjafe- St. Sta-
tion. Seattle, Wash., Seattle
LTA.
CONGDON, E. W.. Jr.,
Student Officer
267 Ridgewood Ave., Glen
Ridge. N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Bay Shore. HTA.
CONGER, K. B., Jr.
Ensign
Irvington-on-Hudson, New
York. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Ray Shore, Brunswick. Ga.,
Miami. N. A. No. 2059.
HTA.
CONN, R. DONALD
Ensign
205 Penn St., Point Marion,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Miami, Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2582
HTA.
CONNELL. BYRON J.
Ensign
Wilkinsburg. Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. San Diego,
Pensacola. Rockaway. N.
A. No. 1715. HTA.
CONNELLY, THOS. J.
Ensign
2722 X St.. Sacramento.
Cal. Mass. Insl. of Tech..
Akron. Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads, Key West. N.
A. No. 156.-!. LTA.
CONSTABLE, HENRY B.
Ensign
2064 East 7th St., Char-
lotte, N. C. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Pensacola. Hampton
Rds.. Brest. Pauiilac, Moul-
chic, Fr. N. A. No. 880.
CONNOLLY, JOHN F.
Student Officer
1748 Larkin St., San Fran-
cisco, California. Seattle,
Washington. HTA.
CONWAY, M. A.
Student Officer
369 Mason St., Portland,
Oregon. University Wash.,
Seattle, Key West. HTA.
CONOLLY, JOSEPH F.
Ensign
61 Somerset St., Rochester,
N. Y. Ma.sa. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. Killingholme.
N. A. No. 1114. HT«
COOK. THOS. E.
War. Macfiinist
153 College Ave., Pough-
keepsie. N. Y. Columbia
Univ.. Pensacola.
CONOVER. E. VAN A.
Student Officer
41 1 Sewall Ave., Asbury
Park. N. J. Muss. Inst, of
Tech., Cambridge. HTA.
COOK. T. K.
Ensign
11429 Glonwood Ave., g
E.. Cleveland, Ohio. Ak-
ron, Brest, Fr., Guipavas,
Fr. LTA.
CORBETT. JAMES M.
Ensign
35 Central Square, Soraer-
ville, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Monlauk. N. A. No. 997.
LTA. HTA,
CORBIN, HOLLAND E.
Ens ign
Grand Isle, Vermont. Mass
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
f^ensacola. Key West. N.
A. No. 621. LTA. HTA.
CORCORAN, LARRY
Ensign
84 Park St., W. Sprinj,'field,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Maimi, Pen-
sacola, Bay Shore, Chat-
ham. N. A. No. 126. HTA
CORMACK, WILLIAM S-
Ensign
5 Bigelow Terrace, Newton,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Rockaway, Paris,
Moutchic, Fr. N. A. No.
10«9. HTA.
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f
Interior of an H-16 from the Pilot's Seat
CORNING, DOUGLAS D.
Ensign
5ft Hamilton Ave., Lynn,
M.-^ss. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 980. LTA.
CORRY, ARTHUR
Ensign
Quincy, Fla. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, Pauillac, Fr., Mont-
chic, Fr., L'Aber Vrach, Fr.
N. A. No. 739. HTA.
CORYELL, LEWIS S.
Ensign
Osceola, Wisconsin. Dun-
woody, Minn., Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No.
2187. HTA.
CORZINE. GEO. WM., Jr.
Shidenl Ofjiccr
814 Emporia Ave., Wichita,
Kansas. Seattle, Washing-
Ion. HTA.
m
Siudeiit Officer
75 Ashland Ave.. East
Orange. N. J. Mass. InsL.
of Tech. HTA.
Siudenl Officer
948 E. Marquctle Road,
Chicago, III. Dunwoody
Inst., Minneapolis. HTA.
KfiHujn
1528 Hi^'h St., Alameda,
California. Seattle, San
Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2067. HTA.
Ens iff n
1211 N. Jefferson St.,
Mexico, Missouri. Seattle,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2479. HTA.
CURRIER, L. O.
SluiJenl Ofjicer
676 Dennett St., .Ports-
mouth. N. H. jMjiss. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
CURTIS, GORDON M.
LieuL U-O-)
1414 Vermont St., Quincy,
HI. Mass. Inst, of Terh.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 913.
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Cadle, C. J., Student Ofhcer, Charleston. III. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes, III.; Akron, Ohio; Rockaway
Beach, L. I. LTA.
C.\D\vELL, Marion S., Ensign, 212 Lake view .\ve.,
Jamestown, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Kev W esl,
Miami, Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1B39. HTA.
Cahill, Frank V., Student Officer, 502 Geo. St., New
Brunswick, N. J.
Cahill. Geo. a., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.), 147 Milk St., Boston,
Mass.
Caldren. Fred G., Student Officer.
Caldwell, Harold B.. Student Officer. 130 Summit
Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Caldwell, Lafayette Hard wick. Student OfTicer,
Lookout Alountain. Chattanooga. Tenn. Seattle, Wash,
HTA.
Caldwell, Thos. B., Ensign, <];arbondaIe, III. Dun-
woody Inst-, Minn., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2131. HTA.
Caldwell, Walter Bruce, Ensign, 601 West llOlh St.,
New York City.
Caldwell. W^\I. II., Ensign, 3603 Locust St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. N. A. No. 1383.
Calhoi N, HoHELL ViNCENT , Student Officer, 410 River-
side Drive, New York City. Seattle, Wash., New Y<jrk.
HTA.
Callahan, Cornelius J., Ensign, Y. M, C. A., Camden,
N.J.
Callahan, Patrick J.. Lieut, fjg). 123 Gushing Ave.,
Dorchester, Mas.s. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Mout-
chic, He Tudy, France. N. A. No. 3:il. HTA.
Callard, Cha.'^. (;.. Student Officer. 110 Dyer St., Lans-
ing, Mich.
Callaway, Steven W., Ensign, 1600 Harmon Place,
Minn.. Minn. N. A. No. 2138.
Callender, John M., Jr., Student Officer, 526 Polk
Blvd., Des Moines, Iowa.
Gallery, WiM., Ensign. 4875 Ellsworth Ave.. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami, Moutchic,
France: Northern B. G., Campagne, France: Malpensa,
Italy. N.A., No. 615. HTA.
CURTZE. FRED.
Ensign
630 Myrtle St., Erie, Penn.
Mass. Inst. of
Miami, Pensacola
No. 1809. HTA.
Tech.,
N. A.
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CUTTHRELL, H. H.
Lieut. (J.g.)
W^inston Salem, W. Vir-
ginia. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Miami, Pen-
sacola, Key W^est. N. A,
No. 1590. HTA.
Callihan, Rov M., Ensign.
Camp, James L., Jr., Student Officer, 2039 New Hamp-
shire Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Camp, Samuel T., Student Officer. Balboa Park, San
Diego, Cal.
Campazzt, E. J., P^nsign, 15 Prospect Place, New York.
City. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. HTA.
Campbell, David P., Ensign, Douglas Place, Dudley
Ave.. Louisville, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Kev W^est,.
Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 1543. LTA.
Campbell, G. C, Ensign.
Campbell, Hligh Gordon, Ensign, Care of Sigma Phf
Place, Geneva, N. Y.
Campbell, Jesse Lee, Student Officer, 1000 Md. St.,.
Columbia. Mo.
Campbell. John R., Student Officer, 343 High St., Mazda
CJub, Newark, N. J.
Campbell, Parker T., Student Officer, 2160 Scottwood
Ave.. Toledo, Ohio.
Campbell, Wm., Carpenter.
Canby, John W., Ensign, llackcnsack, N. J. N. A. No.
1968.
Canfield, F. D., Ensign, Y. M. C. A., Des Moines, Iowa.
Canfield, Wrenn M.. Student Officer. 210 Capital
Cily Bank BIdg., Des Moines, Iowa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Boston. LTA.
Cannon, A. H., Machinist, 135 Maple St., Gardiner, Me.
Cannon, Geo. C. N. A. No. 903.
Cannon, Harry J., Student Officer, 642 Ohio BIdg...
Toledo. Ohio.
Cannon. John J., Student Officer. 515 Tenth St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Cantwell, Wm. II., Lieut, (j.g-), 729 Prospect Ave...
Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moutchic.
N. A. No. 284. H FA.
Cantv, Ge
Mass. Pauill
Group.
Capser, Leo W., Ensign
R.. Lieut, (^j.g.), 1 Highland St., Boston..
PVance; Eastleigh. Eng,. Northern B-
Cabdf.r, Earle W., Ensign, 89 Kirtland St., Lynn, Mass.
N. A. No. 2433.
Carhart, Lewi.s H., Sludent Oflicer, 212 Ponce de Leon
Ave., Alhinta, Ga.
Carlk, PAUL.»Krisisn,'1730 La Loma, Berkeley. Cal.
Mii.ss. Insl. of Teeh., Buy Shore, L. L. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1327.
r,\RLETOw."W.FJ'; ,'Boiil.swa!n. N. A. No. 20')l.
_^Carlson, H. F., Lieut, (j.g.), Sanford, Fla. N. A. No.
Carlson, John Edwin, Student Officer, 91 Bishopsga'e
Road, NcwtoniCenler, Mass. Mass. Insf. of Tech. UTA.
Carlson, Ralph Andrkw, Student OfTicer, 49 Norman
St.. E.Orange, N.J.
"Cablucci, F. J.. Ensign, 29 Evelyn Phice, Bronx, New
York City.
, 8.5 Hobart Ave., Sum-
Studenl Officer, 29 1.5th St..
Jtnsign, 123 W. 8lh St., Cambridge,
Student Officer, 1326 Lafayette St.,
Cabman. Allan, Student Officer
mit. N. J.
Carmichael, Ji \lph
Wa.shington, D. C.
Carnes, Samuel J., Ens
Ohio.
Carney, C. C.
Denver, Cfilo.
Carnochan, G. M., Ensign. New Citv. Rockland Co.,
N. Y. Mass. Inst., of Tech.. Miami. HTA.
Carpenter, Grant II., Lieut, (.j.g.). La Porte, Penri.
Akron, Pensacola. Hampton Roads, Paimboeuf. Guipavas.
Hay Shore. Rockaway. N. A. No. 543. LTA.
Carpenter. F. S.. Ensign. 3 Brigham St.. VVatertown,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Moutchic, France.
Kdhngholme, Eng. N. A. No. 897. HTA.
Carrere. Robt. M., Student Officer, 137 E. 73rd St.,
New York City.
Carroll, Chester D., Student Officer. 2 Congress St..
Worcester. Mass.
Carroll. Frank G., Student Officer. 31)3 W. 102nd St..
New York City.
Carroll, James Edwaro, Student Officer. 7 Parcell St..
Elmhur.sl. N. Y.
Carroll. John D., Lieut, (j K ). Boidevard Ai)t., Balti-
more, Md.
Carscalleiv. J. D., Ensign. 512 W. End Ave.. New York
City.
Carson, A. F., Ensign, 33 Grand St., Oneonta, N. Y.. N.
A. No. 24J8.
Carson, Alexander F., Ensign, 33 Grand St.. Oneonta.
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West, Pensacola.
Fla. N. A. No. 2118. HTA.
Cabson. Clifford C. Ensign. Barstow. Texas. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Butfalo, Washington. Akron. LTA.
Carson, John L., Jr.. Student Officer. 841 West Delevan
Ave.. Buffalo. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Carson, L. F.. Ensign, 203 S. Court St.. Montgomery,
Ala., N. A. No. 766.
Carter, Dick.son H., Student Officer. 401 N. Baylen
St., Pensacola, Fla.
Carter, Herbert B., Student Officer, 121 King St., St.
Augustine, Fla.
Carter. J. E., Machinist, 340 Halton St., Galesburg, 111.
Carter, James Rose. Student Officer. High Plain Rd..
Andover. Mass.
Carter, John A., Jr., Ensign, 1268 Marion St.. Denver,
Colo. Seattle. Wash., San Oiego, Pensacola. N. \. No.
2374. HTA.
Cartwright, Sidney K.. Student Officer.
Gary. John. Sludent Officer, 931 Cass Ave., S. E., Grand
Rapids, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Gary. John I.. Student Officer, 7315 South Shore Drive,
Chicago, III.
Case, Wm. W., Ensign. 33 Hanson Place. Y. M. C. A..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cashion, Avery Ted, Student Officer.
Cashin. Emmet J.. Ensign, 60 Piedmont .St.. San Fran-
cisco. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensacola.
Fla.. Rockaway Beach. N. Y. N. A. No. 1438. HTA.
Cason, Habry" T., Student Officer, 450 Prince Ave..
Athens. Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Fla. HTA.
Cassadv, John M., Student Officer.
Cassalle, Clinton B.. Warrant Machinist. 208 Union
Ave.. Peekskill. N. Y. Columbia University. Great Lakes.
Caswell, Chesteb F., Student Officer. 664 Pleasant
St., Worcester, Mass.
C\te, S. R., Ensign, 892 Watertown St., West Newton-
Mass.
Gates, Frederick S., Student Officer, 224 N. 11th St.,
Richmond, Ind.
Gates, Samuel C, Ensign, East Vassalboro, Me. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. HTA.
Catton, W, Robert, Ensign, Benzonia, Mich. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Newport, Pensacola, Hampton
Roads. N. A. No. 1210 LTA.
Caughey. Andrew F.. Ensign, 1118 S. University .\ve.,
.\nn Arbor, Mich. -Miami, Aircraft Fact. Philadelphia,
Pa. HTA.
Carenaugh, John A., Sludent Officer, 1834 Sheridan
Road, Chicago, 111.
Cegii,, J. M., Student Officer, Monroe Terrace Apts.,
Richmond, Va. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Chadwick. J. C. Lieut. (j.g.\ 116 S. 49th St.. Omaha,
Neb.
Chadwiok. Noel. Lieut, (i.g.), 360 Marlboro St., Boston,
Mass. Akron. Ohio, Key West, Montauk, Cape May.
N. A. No 107. LTA.
Chaffee. E. L.. Student Officer. Boise. Idaho. R. R. No
1. Seattle. San Diego, Cal. HTA.
Chilmers, Edwin L., En.siirn, 125 Biirk Ave., Wildwood.
N. J.
Chambers, Walter A., Sludent Ofhcer, 166 Park Ave..
Atlanta. Ga
Ch.vmbeb:
Mich.
Chamber:
Edward G., Student Officer, Frankford,
Student Officer, Gould Hall.
Lester R.,
University Heights, N. Y.
Chambebs, Willabd W., Sludent Officer, Cameron,
Tex.
Chamblin, Walteh W. Jr., Sludent Officer, Care of The
Dayton Journal, Dayton. Ohio.
Chandler, Arthur L., Student Officer. 219 Washington
St., Leominster, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Chandler. Fitz-Mac, Ensign, Berkeley. Cal. Stan
ford University.
Chandler, Luman W., Machinist, 1310 Taylor St.,
San Francisco, Cal., Columbia University, Pauillac.
Autanges, Fr.. Eastleigh, Eng.
Chapin, Edw. D., Ensign.
Chapin, Robert M., Student Officer. Psi U. House,
Middleton, Conn.
Chaplin. Duncan D.. Jb.. Ensign. Ridgewood. N. J..
Moutchic, Fr.. Bolsena, Porto Corsini, It. N. A. No. 1458.
Chapman, Edward T.. Student Officer. R. F. D. 3,
Excelsior, Minn.
Chapman, Jos. G., Student Officer, 308 Laurel Ave.,
Olean, N. Y.
Chapman, Robt. H., Ensign, Care of J. E. Sirrine.
Engineer, Greenville. S. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Keyport,
Detroit, Chelsea, Mich.
Chapman, Robt. F., Ensign, 3603 Broadway, New
Y'ork City. N. A. No. 659.
Chapm.^n, W. R., Ensign, 166 Bergen Ave., Ridgefield
Park, N. J. N. A. No. 638.
Chalbes. Perry L., Student Officer, Seattle, Wash.
Chase, Albebt \\'., Ensign.
Chase, A. Pbentice, Student Officer, 29 Otis St.,
Norwich, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West.
Chase. F. F.. Ensign, 611 S. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles,
Cal. N. A. No. 1329.
Chase, H. Guy, Student Officer, 1312 Rhode Island
Ave., N. W., Washington. D. C. Dunwoody, Minn.,
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Chase, Randall. Student Officer, 902 Oak Ave., Sanford;
Fla. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio. LTA.
Chase. Rodney, Ensign, 42 Church St., Waterbury,
Conn. N. A. No. 2232.
Ch*se, Wheeler F., Ensign, 611 S. Hobart Blvd., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Chase. Wm. B., Student Officer.
Chatfield, Chables H., Ensign, 509 Willow St., Watei
bury. Conn.
Cheesmvn. W. L., Lieut, (j.g.). Care of Cheesman
Elliott, 100 Wilham St., New York City.
Cheney, E. C, Ensign, 2517 Lincoln St., Evanston. 111.
Cheney, Philip L., Ensign. 535 Beacon St.. Boston.
M.ass Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi.ami, Pensacola, Hampton
Roads. N. A. No. 2064. HTA.
Chevks, Lancdon McCobm. Ensign, 47 South Battery,
Charleston, S. C. Seatlle. San Diego, Pensacula, N. A.
No 2311. HTA.
Cheyney, Henry C, Jn., Student Of!ir<"r. (Irecii May,
Wisconsin. Mass. Inst. oC Tech.. Great Lakes, Miami.
HTA.
Child, T. E., l-^nsign.
Childs, W, G., Student OfTicer.
Childrrs, James S., Sludcnl (Klirer, 1221 IN. :i()l[i Si.,
Birmingliam. Ala. Mass. Inst, o!' Tech., Key West, Fla.
HTA.
Chipman, U. G , Lieul. (j.j;.).
CHisLir^fi. ElmottL., Student Officer, 1616 East MlhSl,.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Insl.. of Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
Chourhe, Emile. Ensign, 2115 AInraeda Ave., Alameda,
Ca). Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Sini Oiego.
Pensacdia, Coco Solo. HTA.
Christman, Raymond Burke, SludenL Ollirer, Oiion-
ville, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Chrjst, Leone L., Student Officer.
Christensen, Clarence .\., Student Officer, 732 Shep-
ard Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Christenson, Harry, Lieul. fj g )
Christenson, R., Machinist. N. A. No. ]f!!i.'"i.
Christie, Robt., Student Ollicer, 105 Orange Road,
Moniclair, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Chbistman, Franklin B., Lieut, (j.g.), Care of Tvy
Club, Princeton, N. J. N. A. No. 631.
Chrysler, C D., Sludent Ofllcer, Lake p;irk. Iowa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Church, Geo., Student Oificer. Gt. Barringtnn, Ma-^s.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio. LTA.
Churchill, Geo. K., Ensign, Little Silver, P. O., N. J.
N. A. No. 2208.
Churchill, P. W., Sludenl OlFicer, Yreka. Cal.
Churchill, W^arren N., Lieut, (jg i, 161H Biver St.,
Burlington, Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Cis'-el, John F., Sludent Officer, 895 West End Ave..
New York City.
Clancy, Wm. C, Ensign, Hotel Shoreham. Wash., D. C.
Clark, A. S., Ensign, Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
Clark, Albert J., Ensign, Towson, Md.
Clark, Alfred M., Ensign, 21 Liberty Si.. New York
City.
Clark. Allan K., Student Ollicer, 513 West Market
St., Akron, Ohio.
r.L\JiK, C. S., Jr., Ensign, 1550 Washtenaw St., Ann
Arbor. Midi.
Clark. C. S., Student Cftficer, Phi Kapi)a Psi House.
Easton. Pa.
Clark, E. M., Ensign.
Cl'Vrk, Franklin S., Ensign, N. Amherst, Mass.
Akron, Rockaway Reach, Queenstown, Ire., Roehami)ton,
Eng.. Brest. Fr., Halifax. N. S. LTA.
Clark. Jas. E., Sludenl Officer, 50 Avery Ave., Detroit,
MiclL Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA.
Clark, John C, Ensign, 912 E. Washington St., Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Clark. John W., Student Officer, Care of TelUiridc
Motor Co., Provo, Ulali, Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Clark, Leicester C, Student Officer, f!27 Broad St.,
Meriden, Conn. Mass. Insl,. of Tech. HTA.
Clark, Sanford S., Sludent Officer, 13 Front St., Schen-
ectady, N. Y.
Clark, Thos. A.. Carpenter.
Clark. Walter L., Sludenl OfTicer, 105 North Sireel,
Ware, Mass. Mass. Insl. of "^I'cch., Miami, Fla. HTA.
Clahk, Wendell H., I'^nsigri, 716 Lake Ave, Wilmelte,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key Wesl. Miami, J'eiisa(^ola.
N. A. No. 1785. HTA.
Clarkson, Lawrence W^., Sludenl (Xlicer, 1 1 Lying St.,
Newhuryport, Mass.
Clarkson. W''m. Floiei, Lieut, fj.g.), 1303 Shiidy Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Toronto (Inivcrsily, Bay Shore, Prnsa-
co!a. San Diego.
Clayton, Henry C. Ensign. N. A. No. 360.
Cleary, Francis M., Student Officer, 3529 Locust St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cleary, Jos. R., MarhinisI, 88 Ash St., Nashua, N. H.
Cleman.'^, R, M., Student OHicer, 77 16th St., Wheeling,
West Va. Seatlle, Wash. HTA.
Clemens, Thos. B., Ensign, 1970 La Salle Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. N. A. No. 1292.
Clement, James K., Ensign. W^ayland, Mass. Mass.
Insl. of Tech., Hampton Roads, Chatham, Mass. Com-
munication Officer.
Clements, Warren, Ensign. 8 W^ashinglon Court,
Richmond, Ind. Great Lakes, Easlleigh, Eng. HTA.
Clendaniel, Geo. W., Ensign, Kennedyville, Md.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola, Hampton
Roads. N, A. No. 2142. HTA.
CLEvELArvD, Julian E. G., Student OfTicer, 1208 8lh Ave.,
N. E., Seallle, Wash.
Cline, J. C, Ensign, ]563 Elhur Ave., Cleveland, C)hio.
N. A. No. 1832.
Cdne, John W., Jr., Student Officer, 117 B St.. Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Close, Eugene F., Lieut, (j.g.), 330 Perry St., Sandusky,
Ohio.
Clute, Howard II., ShnlenI OlRcer, 470 W. Waier St.,
Elmira, N. Y.
Coates, J. W.. Ensign.
Clyde, L. Earnest, Sludent Officer, 509 E. Franklin St ,
Richmond, Va.
Cluthe, W iM. a., Student CKficer.
Coates, Robert M., Student Officer, 30 Vanderb;)t
Hall, Yale College, New Haven, Conn.
CoATswoRTH, Caleb, J., Lieut, (j.g.), 580 W. Ferry
St, Bufralo, N. Y. No. 1005.
Cobb, Amos H., Sludent Officer, Penficld Road, Brighton,
N. Y.
Cobb. Geo. W., Ensign, Plunlinglon, L. L, N Y. Bay
Shore, L. L; Miami, Fla. N. A. No. 438. HTA.
Cobb, Richard E.. Sludent Ofiicer, 17 Magnolia St.,
Arlington. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., U. S. S. I'r-'slon,
U. S. S. Carota, U. S. S. Mehmj. HTA.
CoDDiNo, J. Albert. I'^nsign, 3909 Spruce St., Phila-
delphia, l*a.
Codi.ington, D. H., Lieut, (j.g.)., 106 E. H5[h Si.. New
York Oily. N. A,No. 137.
Coi-:, Philip K., Student Officer, 26 Hawthorne \ve..
Akron, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Winafo<it Lake, Ohio.
LTA.
CoE, Seymour, Sludenl Otficer. 106 William Si., East
Orange, IN. J.
CoFFEV, Claude R.. Machinist, 13 Fairlawn Si., Ever-
ett, Ma.ss.
Coffey, Edward H., Jr., Student Officer, 9 Laraartins
Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron,
Pensacola . LTA .
Coffin, Lee K., Student Ollicer, Melrose, Mass. Miami.
Fla.; Jirest, France.
CoFFI^^ Roy R., Student Officer, 507 Hansberry St .
Germant(jW[], Pa.
CoFFMAN, John B , Student Officer.
CoGGESHM.L, Harrison H., Student Officer, 222 1 Mass.
Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
CoKER, Wallace E., Ensign.
Cole, Francis G., Student Officer, 1900 fith Si.. N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
Cole. Harold A.. Lieut, (i.g.). 191 Maple St , Water-
town, Mass. N. A. No. 451.
Cole, Henry P., Student Otficer, 511 Cleveland St.,
Raleigh. N. C.
CoLEGROVE, W. H., Ensign, Box 211, Ridgway, Pa. Mass.
Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2109. HTA.
CoLEMAfv, Claude, Student Officer, Olympic House,
East Lansing, Mich., Dunwoody Inst.. Minn.
Coleman, Cornelius, Ensign, 18 Randui|)li Hall, Cam-
bridge, xMass.
Coleman, Harold T., h^nsign. 18 Church St., Welles'ey,
Ma-s. Mass. Insl. of 'J'ech., Rockaway Iteach, Akrnii.
LTA.
CoLKMAN, Richard L., Ensign. Java, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.; Pensac.Ia, Fla N. A. No. 1817.
HTA.
Coleman, W. L., Machinist.
Coleman, Wm. C, Student Olficer. 5830 Prylania St..
New Orleans, La.
Coletti, Philip E., Sludent Olficer. 135 W. Trcmimt
Ave., lironx, N. Y.. N. Y.
Collier, Neill H., Student Officer, 115 New York Ave,
N. W^. Washington, D. C.
Collins, Dudleich C, Ensign, 12 W. llth St., New
York Cily. Great Lakes, Pensacola. Fla. HTA.
Collins, Earl P., Student Olficer, 97.3 Mass. Ave.,
Cambridge, Mass.
ii*'.
Collins John, Ensi^-n, 538 W. H llh Si.. New York
City. N. A. No. 1661.
Collins, Orville W., Student Olliir-r. III.5 Main St
ilendor.son, Ky.
Collins, Portfh D., Ensign, University Club Akron
Mass. Insl ol Teeh., Wingfoot Luke, ^k^^n, Dliio; Pensa-
cola. Ha. N. A. No. 199.1. LTA.
Collin.s, R, E., Student Offirer, 272,") Ilannver Cirele
Kirminghnm, Ala. Mass. Inst, ol Tech.. Miami. IITA.
Colston, T. M., Ensi.gn. San Diew.
Colt, Roswell C, Student Oinoer, dope St., Bristol
H.I. Ma.ss. Inst ol' Tech.. Newport, R. I. HTA.
CoiwEi.L, H.iRHv E., Jn., Student Ollicer.
CoMEV RoRT T., Student 0,Ti(-er, 27(111 Merkshire Roa.l,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CoMpo, Geo. L., Lieut, (j.g.), Dahlgren, Va.
CoMPTON, R. l>,\nKi:H, Ensign, 5,561 Delmar Ave St
Louis, Mo.
CoMFF, G. J., Lieut, (.j.g.), 100 Lineoln St., New Britain,
Conn.
CoNLF.v, D. L., Ensign, Anacostia. N. A. No. 1166.
CoNiEv, EnwARD M., Jr , Student O/Iicer.
Conley, M. M., Ensign, Madera, Cal. N. A No. 1812.
Connell, Edward M., Ensign, 9 Carleton Ave., Brad-
ford, Ma.ss. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1926. HTA.
Connelly, Mii ton E , Ensign, 56)6 Michigan Ave.
Chicago, Ih. N. A. No. 20.38.
Conner, Earl IL, Ensign.
Conneu. Jos. W., Lieut. (,j.g.), Pelham Apt., N. 1.3th St.,
Richmond, Ind.
CoNNEHS, \Vm. J., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.), 250 Main St., Bulfalo,
N. Y. N. A. No. 517.
CoNNOB, VVm. D., Student Oflicer, 40 3rd Si., Mar.shlield,
Wis,
CoNovER, Elmer G., Student Officer,
Akron, Ohio.
59 S. Main Si.,
C0NOVEH, Howard W.m., Student Officer, Fairmounl
Hotel, Jersey City, N. J,
Conrad, John D., Student Officer, Ilamillon, Mo.
CoNSTANTlNE, A. R., Lieut. {.]-«.), Great Lakes
Contant, Cornelius B., Student Officer, 810 Hudson
St., Hoboken, N. J.
Conway, Milton K., Student Olhei-r, 721 Quebec
Place, N. W., Washinglon, DC.
Conway, F'pank, Lieut, (j.g.), 1338 \V. Monroe St.,
Chicago, III. Akron, Ohio: Rockaway, Roekamrdon,
Wexford, Queenstown, Paimboeuf, lierehaven. LTA.
Cook, M. R., Machinist,
Cook Ralph C, Student Omeer, 201 Grand Central
Place, Inwood, Long Island, N. Y, Muss. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore. HTA.
Cook, Host., Sludcnt Officer, 11129 Glenwood Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CoOLEY, Harold D., Student Officer, Grand Jury BIdg.,
Nashville, N. C. Ma.ss. Insl. of Tech. HTA
CoOLEY, BlCH.VRD L.. Licut. (jg.), .31 IVcsCOtt St., Ncw-
tonville, Mass. N. A. No. 1036.
Coon, Lloyd Frink, Student (Jlficer, 719 Wells Fargo
BIdg., Son Francisco, Cal.
Coon, Stanley, Ensign, 616 Denham BIdg., Denver,
Colo.
CooNEY, E. W., Ensign, 40 W. 1271h St., New York City.
Cooper, Andrew A., Lieut, tj g.), Rome, Ga. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pen.sacola, Fla, N. A, No. 678. IITA.
Cooper, Philip, Student Officer, Amite, La Seattle,
Wash, HTA.
Copeland, Phillips, Student Officer, Care oi" Rev, Tlieo
Copeland, Pincbhitf, Ark.
Corrett, John Dennen, Student Oflicer, Washinglcm
& Lee LIniv.. S. A. E. House, Lexington, A a.
CoRBOY, Leo. J., Student Officer.
Corey, Ja.mes, Student (Jfficer, 23 Fren( h St., Pawliiekel,
R. I.
Corey, Ri'ssell B., Lieut, 'j.g.). \ ilia Tranquility,
Far Rockaway, N. Y, N. A. No.'553.
Cornell, Alfred B., Ensign, 120 W. 130th St., New
York City.
Corner, Wm. W.vtson, Sludenl Oflicer, 5235 17th Ave ,
N. E., Seatllc, Wash.
Cornet, ILL., Jr., Sludcnt Officer, 1550 Pershing St., St.
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. HT.\.
Cornish, Donald O., Machinist, 58 Prescott St., New-
tonville, Mass.
, C. IL, Machinist.
Leonard J., Student Ofhccr, 205 E. St.,
Corson, E. T., Ensign, -120 Ocean Ave,, Ocean Cily.
N.J. N. A. No. 1117.
Corson. Frederic W., Student Officer, 63 Elm Road.
Newlonville, Mass.
CossiTT, Harry R., Ensign, 116 71h .\ve., I,a Grange,
III. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1686. HTA.
Cotter, Harold J., Ensign, 728 S. Fourth St., Spring-
field, 111.
Cottingham, W. S., Ensign, Lake Shore Blvd., Cleve-
land, Ohio. N. A, No. 1757.
Couch, Flournoy B., Student Officer, Tahleciuah, Okla.
CouLS, Sidney W., Student Officer, 419 St. Clair Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Coulter, Douglas, Student Officer, Aigburth Park,
Towson, Md Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Courtney, Ernest II. , Student Officer, 109 Fifth Ave..
Saginaw, Mich.
CowELL, Charles C. Ensign, 164 Beck ,\ve., Akron.
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola, Fla.; Cape .May, N. J. N. A. No. 1341. HTA.
CowiE, Thos. J., Student Officer, 212 S. Queen St.,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Cox, Alex F., Student Officer, 1912 Speedway, Austin,
Tex.
Cozens, W. E., Boatswain.
Craft, Merritt .S., Sludcnt Officer, 704 JefTerson Bank
BIdg., Birmingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Crafts, Lewis IL, Ensign, 20 Anderson Place, Buffalo,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1666. HTA.
Chandall, Addison B., Machinist, 116 Stewart Ave.,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Crandall,
Crandall,
Warren, Pa.
Cr\ne, Joshuv, Jr., Lieut, (j.g ), WCslwood, Mass.
,Squanluni, Ft. Worlh. Hamplon Boads, Kitlingholme.
N. A. No. 296. H'lA.
Cr.vswell, G. E.. Ensign, 1766 Toi)ping Ave., Bronx,
N. Y. N. A. No. 1 157.
Cr.vwford, Albert M., Ensign, 812 Conn. Ave., N. W.,
W'ashington, D. C.
Cr.^wford, Bryce, Jr., Student Officer, 1912 Lothrop
St., Omaha, Neb.
Crawford. Fhei>erick C, Student Officer, University
6',lub, Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Insl. of Tc'h., Dunwoody
Institute. IIT.\.
Crawford, Robt. B. P., Student Officer.
Cr.vwford, Theo. J., Machinist.
Crawford, W. D,, Student Otncer, Columbia, S. C,
Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Crees, Robt. H., Student Officer, 317 291h St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Creighton, Bert IL, Ensign, 404 Second St., Pitcairn,
Pa. -Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola and Miami, Fla.
N. A. No. 1016. HTA.
Crinkley, ,\ndhew. Ensign.
Criswell, John R., Ensign, 4535 Forest Ave.. Norwijud,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Beach.
LTA.
Crittenden. Rogers, Student Officer, 711 Manheim
Road, Kansas City, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Te 'h.. Key West.
HTA.
Crocker, H. J., Student Officer, 2301 Laguna St., San
Francisco, Cal. .Mass. Inst, of Tecti. HT.\.
Cro\i, J. F., Machinist.
Crompton, C, Jr., Lieut, (j.g.), 74 Williams St., W(jr-
cester, Mass.
Crone, Edward Arthltr, Student Officer.
Crosby, Gould Morgvn, Ensign, Sea View, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola, North
Sidney. N A, No. 958. HTA.
Cross, C. M., Ensign, Corcoran, Cal, N. .\. No. 1855.
Cross, Chester C, Student Officer, 1818 23d .\ve..
.Seattle, Wash.
Cross, Gorhwi L., Student Officer, 340 Genesee St.
Utica, N. Y.
HTA.
Crow, H. S.,
Mich.
Crow-Nover, Lowell G., Student Officer, Benedict,
Neb.
Crump. Raymond
Akron, Oaiu.
Ma«s. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. 1.
Student Officer, 317 Clinton St., Jackson
r^
•"Xi"
Ensign, 315 Litchfield Roatl,
^^
%
Crumpton. Thos. U., Student Olficer, Maplesville, Ala.
Dunwoody Inst., Minn., Miami. HTA.
CnuzEN, R.\NDOLPH, Student Officer, 305 Center St.,
Paxton, III.
CuLBEBTSOrV
Vernon, Ohio.
Albert L., Ensign, 300 E. Vine St.,
N. A. No. 1461.
Mt.
CuLBERTsoN, Fraincis B., Student Officer, 25 Irvington
St., Boston, Mass.
CuLBERTSoN. Wm. S., Student Officer, 14'18 St. James
Court, Louisville, Ky.
CuLKiN, Wm. a., Ensign, 2328 Woodland Ave., Duluth,
Minn. Mass. lust, of Tecli., Miami, Pensacola, Rocka-
way. N. A. No. 1421. HTA.
CuLLiNAN, Craig F., Ensign, Fidelity Trust Co., Hous-
ton, Texas. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
CuLLiTY, Edwin F., Ensign, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. N. A. No. 1418.
CuLLOM, Smith, Student Officer, Miami, Fla. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Cumberland, Wm. E., Student Officer, 1418 35th St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
CuMMiNGS, Wm. H., Student Officer, 715 Clifton Ave.,
Newark, N. J.
CuNDELL, Henry G., Student Officer, 95 Park Ave,,
Paterson, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Long
Island. HTA.
CUNNI.NGHAM, BeNJ. A.,
Ave.. Yonkers, N. Y.
Student Officer,_116 Saratoga
CuNNiNGTON, A. B., Jr., Student Officer, 564 E. Nash
St., Akron, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Te^h. LTA.
CuRDTS, Wm., Student Officer, 911 Colonial Ave., Nor-
folk, Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Curie, E. H., Ensign.
CuRLEY, DoRRis D., Student Officer, 466 Belvedere St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
CuHRAN. St\nley T., Lieut, (j.g.), Cragsmoor, N. Y.
N. A. No. 287.
Currey, Robt. S., Student Officer, Dixon, Cal.
CuRRis, Archibald, M. L., Student Officer, R. F. D.
No. 3, Fayettville. N. C.
CuRHY, Francis J., Student Officer, 109 Chestnut St.,
Darby, Philadelphia, Pa.
Curry, Gerald G., Ensign, 6 Craigie Circle, Cambridge,
Mass.
Curtice. Aubrey, Student Officer, Delta UpsUon House,
Stanford University, Cal.
Cuhtin, Jos. Wm., Student Officer, 412 S. Wells St.,
Chicago, III.
Curtis, LeGrand W., Student Officer, Red Hook,
New York. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Curtis, Paul W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1284.
Curtiss, Chas. p.. Ensign.
Gushing, Howard W., Ensign, N. A. No. 1058.
CusHMAN, Alvan A., Enslgn.
CusHMAN, Raymond J., Ensign, Bay Shore, L. I. N. A.
No. 1415.
Cutler, John F., Ensign, 2620 Bancroft Way, Berkeley,
Cal. N. A. No. 1665.
Cutler, Richard H.,
Road, Roland Park, Md.
Cutting, Robt, Hill, Ensign, Oak Knoll, Winchester,
Mass. N. A. No. 2041.
Student Officer, 103 Elmwood
DAUM, RAYMOND J.
Ensiffn
139 E. 59th PL, Los Angeles,
California. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Great Lakes, Rock-
away, Pensacola, San Dje^ >,
U. S. S. Hunlinglon
DAVIDSON, JOHN S.
Ens'.gn
321 West 87th St., New
York City. M. I. T., Key
West, Miami Moutchic,
C.Tmpaisne, N. B. G.. H.
E. E. N. A. No. 11.50.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT B.
Ensign
1.525 Adams Ave., Scran-
ton, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2370 HTA.
DAVIS, COURTLAND H.
Student Ofjicer
223 North Columbus, St.,
Alexandria, Va. Dun-
woody, Minn. HTA.
DAVIS, DWIGHT S.
Ensign
Wohurn, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge.
Miami, Pensacola. N. .A.
No. 1931. HTA.
DAVIS, GEORGE E. W.
Ensign
2627 Hearst Ave., Berkeley,
Cat. ,San Diego,
cola.
Sa
N. A. No:
Pensa-
;005.
DAVIS, HAROLD R.
Lieut. (J.g.)
The Connecticut, Washing-
ton, D. C. M. I. T., Pensa.,
Hamp. Rds., Ft. Worth,
Killingholme, Anacostia. N.
A. No. 2S0. HTA.
DAVIS, JOHN LORD
Student Officer
281 W. College St., Oberlin,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. IITA.
/ifi%'
DAVIS, ROBERT J.
Lieut. Ij.g.)
301 Upper Mountain Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacol.'s Key West. N. .A.
No. 807. HTA.
DAVIS, THOMAS E,
Ensign
208 Twelfth St., N. W.,
Canton, Ohio. Alass, Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 1193J4. HTA.
DAVISON. RUSSELL L.
Ensign
5038 Walnut St., Phila-
delphia. Penn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Cambridge, Pen-
sacola. N. A, No. 1003.
DAVY, W. MYRON
Lieut. (J.t/.)
M 1. T.. Cambridge, Mass
Gcolocicai Dejit. Mast
Insi. olTech. HTA.
DAWSON, HAROLD K.
Student Officer
51 Edward Ave., Pittsfield,
Mass. Mass. Insl. of
Tech., Cambridge, Key
DKANE. ANDREW
Ensign
853 Hancock St., Wollas-
ton, Mass. Mass. Insl. of
Tech., Key West, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2183. HTA.
DAVISSON, CYRUS G.
Ensign
1350 Carroll St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. -Mass Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Pensacola, Newport,
New London, N. A. No
1561. LTA.
DEERING, EDWARD M.
Student Officer
Hamilton Ave., Yonkers,
N. Y. Mass. Inst.
Tech. HTA.
'fliflip
DK LCIXG, C. M.
Sln,l,-nl nff„;T
DE LA VERGNE, J. H. DELAHANTY. T. \V. DICLL. EDWARD II.
Sludenl OJJk-cr Lirul. (j n.) Slmlenl Ojjicer
i931 St. Charle.s Ave.. KI7 W. r,.ilh St., New York 31 1 Sutpliin Ave., Miil.ile Kithirm, Illinois. Dun-
New Orleans, La. Seattle, City, Rockaway Beae'.. town. Ohio. .Mass. Iii.^l. wooily. IITA.
Washington. HTA. LTA. of Tech. HTA.
^
Results of He.\d-on Collision in Air. Gunnery Island, Pens.vcola
DE.MAREST,
Ens
K. ELMER
iign
5-5 Giirord Ave., Jersey
City, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Ray Shore, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1971.
DEMILT. MILTtJ.N
Carpenter
Pittsburf^ .\ve., Ca >e .May,
N. J. L'Aber-Vrach, Fr.,
Le Croisic, Fr.. Bay Shore,
N. Y., Cape May, Pauillac,
Fr.
DEMONET, G. F.
Ensiijn
.395 Park Place. Rrooklyu,
N. Y. Whilestone, Mass.
Inst of Tech., .Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1024
DEMP3EY, PLINN D.
Student Ofjker
■ (.lijeensbury St., Boston,
Mass. Ma
Key West.
Inst. olTech.,
HTA.
l¥
DENISTON, NOBLE G-
Ensign
Sardinia, Indiana. Mass.
Inst, of Tech , Great La ees,
Akron, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1723. LTA.
DP:NNIS, JOHN w.
Ensign
Grundy, Virfjinia. Mass.
Inst, of Tech , Pensacola,
Akron, Rockaway, Hamp-
ton Roads, LTA.
DENT, ELBERT, Jr.
Ensign
308 West Springfield Ave.,
Chestnul Hill, Pa. M. L T.,
Pensacola, Bolsona, Mout-
chic, He Tudv, Ray Shore.
N. A. No. SIS. JITA.
DENTON, W. M.
Sludent Officer
604 Linwood Ave., Evans-
ville, Ind. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron. LTA.
DES ROCHERS, GEO. E.
Ensign
157 Montezuma St., Hough-
ton, Mich. Great Lakes,
Pensacola.
DETTLING, GEORGE H.
Ensign
1826 Sherman St., Grand
Rapids, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Buffalo, East
Greenwich, Great Lakes,
Boston, New York. HTA.
DEVENEAU, W. F.
Sludent Officer
Lee, Illinois. Mass. Inst.
of Tech.. Cambridge, Key
West HTA.
DEVINEY, AL E.
Ensign
306 W. 19th St., Austin,
Texas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1743.
HTA.
%/^(%
DIAL, MORSE G.
Ensign
416 8th St., So. Fargo,
N. D. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Key West, Miami, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1389.
HTA.
DICKEY, FRED C.
Ensign
131 Newbury St., Boston,
Miis^. Mass. In^r. oCTcch.,
Key West, Miami. N. A.
No. I.''i30. HTA.
DICKEY, LINDSAY K.
Ensign
3037 So. Vermont Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Mass.
Inst of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola. HTA.
DICKSON, ALBERT C.
Sludent Officer
2309 Boulevard. Wilming-
ton, Delaware. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. HTA.
DICKSON, CHARLIES K.
Ensign
]J0 Llewellyn Hd.. Mont-
dair, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, Rockaway Beach.
N. A. No. 1336. HTA.
DIEHL, HARRY L.
Sludenl Officer
5.509 Indiana Ave., Chicago,
III. Great Lakes. HTA.
DILLON, THEODORE F.
Ensign
903 South 49th St., Phila.,
Penn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Mout-
chic, TreguJer, Fr. N. A.
No. 1636.
DILTS, ALEXANDER R.
Ensign
P. O. Box 215, Hanover,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Goodyear Field,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2155
LTA.
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DONNELLY.DORWIN J.
S120 Y\U\i Avf., Pitls-
['iirijh, Pa. Mass. Insl. (iC
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A No. 1613. HTA.
D(.>N()VAN, JAMES
Enaujn
16 Summit Ave., Lawrence
Mass. Mass. Inst, ol Tech.
Pensacola.
DOUGIIKKTY, F.
EiLH ifjn
University Chib, 546 Dela-
ware Ave.. Ltud'alo, N. Y.
Mass. Inst. of Tech.,
Buffalo.
DOUGKERTY, W. V.
Ensign
1201 No. Market St.,
VVichila, Kansas. Mass.
Inst, of 'l^^ch., Key West,
Miami, Pcns;ir'>I;!. N. A.
No. m){. HTA.
DOUGLAS. ARTHUR L.
Sindeni OJJiccr
Crestline, Kansas. Mass.
Inst, of Toch , Miami.
HTA.
DOW, EDWARD P.
Student Ofjicer
615 So. 5lh St.. Grand
Forks. N. D. Seattle,
U. S, S. ('onwKxlore, Chi-
cago. HTA.
DOW, LOUIS FENNER
Student Officer
226 Pearl St., Rurlington.
Vermont. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Cambridge. HTA.
DOWNS, PHILIP W.
Ens iff n
24.13 Pinkney St., Omaha.
Nebraska. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1160.
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DOYLE, JESSE IHWIN
Ensifin
430 West Hortler St.,
Pelham, Philadelphia. Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 18.33. flTA.
DRUMM, GUY
Ensif/n
Sparkill, New York. M. I.
T., Phila., Cape May,
Akron, Jlockaway, Brest,
liay Sh., Miami, Pensacola.
N A. No. 26.^)1- HTA.
DREIFUS, i\l. L).
Sturli-nl Ofliccr
141.5 Pine St., New Orleans,
La. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
H1A.
DHEYFUSS, AKTHUR J.
Sludenl Ofjicer
421 Atlanta Ave., San
Antonio, • Texas. Sf^attle,
Wash. HTA.
DHUHY, P. A., Jr.
Eiisi'in
2400 16th St., Washington,
D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2643. LTA.
DRY, MORRIS E.
En aid n
Mexico, Missouri. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1834.
HTA.
DRISCOLL. ARTHUR D.
Ensittn
65 Ferry St., Everett,
Mass. M. I. T., Rockaway,
Hampton Roads, Akron,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2520.
LTA.
DU ROIS, JOHN E.
Ensifin
Wichita, Kansas. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2198.
HTA.
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DUCIIEMIN, N. M.
Lieut, (j.fi.)
S()rin^dale Terrace, St
John's, N. F. Akrcjn
Queenstown Rof'hamr)l<in
r.ondon, Pauillac, Hov/n
Casllelovvn, Hay Sh. l?r\
DUDLEY, DONALD S.
Ensi'in
37(1 LinwoorJ Ave., Ruffalrj,
N. Y. Alass. Insl. of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1(1.5(1. HTA
DUDLEY, HENRY L., Jr.
Sludeni Officer
Park Hill, Yonkers, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\.
DUFFETT, WAYNE
Lienl. (j.g.)
11.34 Lake Ave., Rochester,
N. Y. Hay Shore, Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pen^acola.
Porto., Corsina. Italy. N.
A. No .327. HTA.
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(C) Conim. Inf. fiu.
Italian SE.iPL.vxE at Porto Corsixi
Rail Piloling Is Required lo Xarigate This 70-Foot Channel
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DUFFY, HERHERT S.
Student Ofjieer
416 South Ohio Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio. Univ.
Wash., Seattle, Miami.
HTA.
DUFFY, MAURICE F.
Student Oj'jicer
118 So. Parkside Ave.,
Chica^'O, 111. Dunwoody,
Miami. HTA.
DUKE. RUSSELL E.
Student Ofjicer
44.5 Groveland Ave., Day-
ton, Ohio. Mass.
Tech. LTA.
[nsl. of
DUNCAN, EDWARD M
Ensiyn
521 MoDonotjgh S(., Brook-
lyn. iV. Y. Npw York
City, Navy Hqtrs., Lon-
doij. N. Hornb. Gr., Au-
laiiguf, Fr.
DUNCAN, GILHERT W.
Student Officer
1176 Murray Hill Ave..
Pittsburjjh, Penn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
DUNHAM, CHESTER A.
Ensign
58 Sawyer Ave., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Hampton Roads, Montauk
DUNKELBERG, R.
Student Officer
2401 Fairfield Ave., Fort
Wayne, Indiana. Mass.
Inst, of Tech,. Bay Shore.
HTA.
DUNLAP, HARRY W., Jr.
Ensign
.55.3.3 Beverly Place., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1161. HTA.
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DUNNEI.I., R. H.
Student Officer
2100 Aldrieh Ave. So.,
Minneapolis Minn. Seattle
Wash., Dunwoody Inst.,
Minn. HTA.
DUNSIETH, G., Jr.
Lieut, (j.g.)
East Cr)ttage, Ellwood City
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
U. S. S Arizona, Key West,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 971. HTA.
DUPUY, ALBERT E.
Ensign
Montrose, Colorado. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., San Diego,
Pensacola. HTA.
DURFEE, THOMAS
Ensign
156 George St., Providence,
R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Cambridge.HamptonRoads,
Pensacola, Chatham. N. A.
No. 415. HTA.
DUSHANE, C. B., Jr.
Lirul. (j.g.)
Mt. Washington, Balti-
more Co., Md. M. I. T.,
Pensa., Moiilchie, Milan, N.
B. G..SI. Ingleverl, Hamp.
Rds. N. A. No. 400. HTA.
DUl ION DANIEL F.
hri.^Lgn
1115 Kenwood Ave., Hous-
ton, Texas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Diego, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1889.
HTA.
DWYER, MARTIN J.
Ensign
920 W. tJraydon Ave.,
Norfolk, Va. I'l-nsn., M. I.
T., Ou.-enslown. VVhiddy
Island, llnmplon Roads.
N. A. No. 999. HTA.
Dabrohua, CiSTRO M., Student OITicer, 1619 R St.,
Washington, D. C.
Dahn, John Henby, Jn., Student O/ncer, 131 Joralamcn
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Daiiv, James W., Student Officer, Smithville, Tex.
Dalen, H. John, Ensign, 389 6th St., San Pedro, Cal.
DUTTON, TOM W.
Student Officer
Prairieville, La. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
DWYER, DALTON
Student 0.fjicer
3800 Broadway. New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Brunswick, Ga.,
Key West. HTA.
Daley, Fbedemck M., En.sign, Hamilton, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1945. HTA.
D.\Li.ETT, Morris, Student OfTicer, Wesllown, Pa.
Damon. Thos. A., Student Officer, 33 N. Laurel St.,
Ilazellon, Pa.
Daly, Clarence J., Student Officer, 1125 Williams St.,
Denver, Colo.
Daly, Le Grand, Student Officer, 1008 Grand View Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Seattle, Wash.
Darby, A. M., Ensign, 909 Land Title Bldg., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Darling, Erle G., Student Officer, 213 W. Kilborn St.,
Lansing, Mich.
Darlino, Geo. A., Student Officer, 106 Shaw St., New
London, Conn.
Darlino, Walter C, Ensign, 824 Main St., Coshocton,
Ohio.
Davidson, Beale B., Student Officer, 56 Charles Gate
East. Boston, Mass.
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Davidson, Donald L., Student Officer, Clifton Ave.,
Athenia, N. J.
Davidson, John H.. Ensign, 1825 F St.. N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C. N. A. No. 278.
Davidson, L. E., Student Offirer, Savannah, \ Mo.
Seattle, Wash. LTA.
Davidson. Lester, Ensign, 1019 Charles St., St. Joseph,
Mo.
Davidson, W. H., Ensign, 381 South St., Broadway,
Yonkers, N. Y.
DAvrEs, Jefferson W., Student Officer, 202 15th St.,
Racine, Wis.
Davies, Orville, Ensign, 5202 IV-fagnoIia A
III. N. A. No. 1827.
Student Officer,
Chicago,
1950 E. 90th St.,
Davis, Benj, H
Cleveland, Ohio.
Davis, Edmund J., Student Officer," 2291 Broadway,
Beaumont, Tex.
Davis, Edward A., Student Officer, 46 Eye St.. N. W..
Washington, D. C.
Davis, F. A., Boatswain.
Davis, F. Hamilton, Lieut, (j.g.), 49 Wall St., New
York City.
Davis. Frank S. B., Stadent Officer, Cropseyville, N.
Davis, Frederick D., Ensign, 645 N. Hopart Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensa-
cola, San Diego. N. A. No. 1651. HTA.
Davis, Granville E., Ensign, Grand View, Texas*
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.; Montauk, L. I.
N. A. No. 807.
Davis, Joe C, Student Officer, 798 Washington Ave.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Davis, Roy E., Ensign, Care of The Pal Cafe. Strawn.
Texas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2178. HTA.
Davis, Stdnet, Ensign, 1700 Austin Ave., Waco, Tex.
Davis. T. P., Ensign, Four Oaks, N. C. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola, Coco Solo. N. A.
No. 1136. HTA.
Davis, Winsob R., Lieut, (j-g-), 244 W. 76th St., New
York City.
Davison, F. T., Lieut, (j.g.), 690 Park Ave., N. Y.
Palm Beach, Huntington. HTA.
Davison, Lester, Ensign, 1019 Charles St., St. Joseph,
Mo. Dunwoody, Minn., Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
Davison, Wm. Walter, Ensign
Davison, William W., Ensign, 1837 Cherokee Ave..
Hollywood, Cal. Seattle. San Diego, Pensacola. HTA.
Davisson, Oscar F., Jr., Student Officer. 307 Central
Ave., Dayton, Ohio.
Davitt, John A., Student Officer, 314 Page St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Davy. James B., Student Officer, 241 Oxford St..
Rochester, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Dawson, Herbert H., Ensign, Care of Columbia Club,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Day, Cecil E.. Student Officer, 227 E. Capitol St..
Washington, D. C.
Dayton, Wm. B., Student Officer, 2222 Maine St.,
Quincy. 111.
Dean, Joseph L., Lieut, (j.g.), Opelika, Alabama. Mass
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moutchic, Avord, N. B. G-
Bolsena, Scuola. N. A. No. 363. HTA.
De Bardeleben, Chas. F., Jr., Student Officer. 17 IdJe-
wild Park, Jiirroingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami,
HTA.
De Bardeleben, Prince. Student OlTicor, 17 Idlewild
Park, Birmingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pelham
Bay. LTA.
DEBLfSSY, Wales L.. Ensign, 131 State St., Meriden,
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Fla., Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 2386. HTA.
Decker. Harold J., Student Officer, 411 East 7th Ave.,
Denver, Colo. Seattle, Wash., San Diego, Cal. HTA.
Decker, James L., Student Officer, Le Roy, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, L. I. HTA.
DeClark, F. F., Lieut, (j.g.).
DeFobd, Geo. W., Student Officer. Slaplehurst,' Neb.
Deitzer, Raymond 0., Machinist.
Delano, M. P., Lieutenant, 308 Prince St., West New-
ton, Mass. N. A. No. 104.
Delany, Theo. Wm., Stadent Officer, Georgetown
College, Washington, D. C.
Delling, Torvald. Ensign, 1225 Hawthorne Ave., Apt.
D., Minneapolis, Minn. N. A. No. 1304.
Dement, Cyrus, Student Officer, Smyrna, Tenn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., HTA.
Dempsey. Russell A.. Ensign, 1107 Elm wood Ave.,
Ft. Wayne, Iniiana. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport,
Miami, Pensacola, Hampton Roads. HTA.
Dempster, Ryland N., Ensign, 1414 Harlam Ave.,
Baltimore, Md.
Denault, Eliot W.. Student Officer. Pittsfield, Mass.
Denman, Gilbert M., Student Officer, 109 West
French Place, San Antonio, Tex.
Denning, Matthew J., Ensign, 2011 Oakford St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Dennis, John Murdoch, Lieut, (j.g.), 1226 St. Paul St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Dent. Thos. A.. Lieut, (j.g.), 101 Park Ave., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2427. HTA.
De Siboub, H. L. J., Student Officer, 1603 K St.,Wash-
ington, D. C.. Great Lakes, 111.
DeSonier. Lawrence Adelbert, Ensign. N. A. No. 767.
Deuchleb, Gust.we H., Student Officer, 624 E. Green
St., Champaign. 111.
Develin. James A.. Jr.. Ensign. 6052 Overbrook Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, L. I..
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1904. HTA.
Devine. James J.. Ensign, 61 Centre St.. Bridgewater.
Mass. Mass. In.st. of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2372. HTA.
DEvrNE. Patrick Francis. Machinist.
Devine. Robt. E., Student Officer, 2115 W. Tioga St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
De Voe. Raymond F., Student Officer, 109 West 83rd
St.. New York City.
Dewey, A. B., Lieut, (j.g-)- 920 Lincoln Parkway.
Chicago, 111.
DeWitt, Clyde F.. Student Officer, 841 Judson Ave.,
Evanston, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Dexter, Sidney B., Student Officer, 48 West 55th St..
New York City.
Deyo. Howard N.. Student Officer. 250 Riverside Drive,
New "^'ork City. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
Diamond, Clark G., En'iign, 319 West Ferry St., BuflTalo,
N. Y. Mass. Inst- of Tech., Akron, Ohio, Rockaway
Beach. LTA.
Dibble, Jasper C, Student Officer, Valley Stream,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Dickey. W. C. Ensign.
Dickson, Donald W., Student Officer, 44 Holder Hall,
Provinceton. N. J.
Dickson, Frank, Student Officer, Pittsburgh, Athletic
Association. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Chicago
Municipal Pier.
Diehl, Walteb S., Ensign, Jonesboro, Tenn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Bu. C. & R., Washington, D. C.
HTA.
DiEMKB, R. D., Ensign. Ten Hills. Baltimore Co., Md.
DiEMER, Robt. W., Student Officer, 78 East Penn St.,
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
DiEMEB, Robt. P., Ensign, Washington, D. C. Pensa-
cola. Mass. Tnst. of Tech., Akron, Rockaway, Halifax.
Dietrich, A. F.. Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 115.
Dietrich, Arthur M., Jr., Student Officer, 69 Ingraham
Place, Newark, N. J.
Dietrich. Fred C, Ensign. Rio Vista. C.'il., and Elks
Club, Oakland, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla.,
Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 2553. HTA.
DiLKEs Jos. H.. Student Officer, 221 Locust St.. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Dill, Henry H., Student Officer, Albion Hotel, Bal-
timore, Md.
Dillon. Edwabd, Ensign, 31 Clinton St., Newark, N. J.
N. A No. 2439.
DiMiT, William R., Ensign, 1323 Summer St., Grinnell,
Iowa. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Cal.; Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 2177.
DiMMiCK, E. W., Ensign, 828 South 7th St., Terre
Ilanle. liid. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. N. A.
No. 2611. HT\.
DiNEL, Edward P., Student Officer, 1 West 93rd St.,
New York City.
DiNKiNs, John H., Student Offiicer, 7225 Hollywood
Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Seattle. San Diego, Cal. HTA.
Dixon, Brewer, Student Officer, 165 South St., Talla-
dega, Ala,
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DiNoN, J. xM., Machinist.
DoAK, lIiJitERT A., Student Oflicor, Grefnville, Teiin
Dunwoody Insi. UTA.
DoAN, J. L., Ensi-n. 229 Qurnn Si.. I*hihiilclphi;i, Pa.
DoDD, J. M., Ensi^rn, 27 W. 7:5rd Si., N<-w Ynrk Cily.
N. A. No. 7:J9.
DoDcr:, jAMii;s \Vm., Slti(l<-nl Ollicer, Conlouconk, N. II.
Dodge, Roy H.. KnsiKn, 1200 K. 6.Sih Si., S.-titllp,
Wash. Great Lakes, Camp Saiiltey, IVnsacoIa.
DoDSON, W. C. EnsiRi), P. (). Box 19, Clinrlntli'. N, C.
Mass. Iri«t. ol' Tech.. Kt-y West, Miami, I'eiisacnla, Coco
Solo, Panama. N. A. N(.. n.-JH. UTA.
DoGCETT, Leslie Earl, Machinist, Iiidepeiidencr',
Kans.
DoHERTY, Kmmett E., SttidcTit OHiccr, :V.V.\ Univ(;rsity
Ave., Mis.souhi. Mont.. N, A. INo 1:50.
DoLLARD, Oaklev .L. Lioiil. n. !>'.). Bayport, L. L.
N. Y. No. 378.
DoivrTNTCK, E^ EHKTT, Ensifin, ;J7 Ensl 57lh Si., New York
City.
DofVAHUE, Frank T., Ensife-n, ]3 Rartlcit St., Hoxhnry.
Mass. N. A- No. 178.
Donahue. James M., Sludenl Officer. 121 Merrifichi St.,
Worcericr, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. UTA.
Donaldson, Bryan Wksley. Ens^if^n, 11. K. JMcCann
Co.. 61 Broadway, New York Cily. No. 1168.
Donaldson, Jotin W., Ensi^rn, 16 Wall St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of lech., Pensacola. Cape May, Bay
Shore. N. A. No. M93. HTA.
DoNAVAN, Wm. E., Student Officer, 2.55 Park Place, De-
catur, III.
Do^E^,so^', Wahren W., Ensign, llnnlingdnn. Pa.
Donovan. Hemiy L., Student Officer, 592 E. Third St.,
S. Boslon, Mass.
Donovan, Walter V., Student Officer, 1334 Pacific St.,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Donnej.lv, Fred'k S., Student Officer, 341 Bellevue
Ave.. Trenton. New Jersey. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay
Shore, L. I. HTA.
DoRGAN, Albert Wm., Ensign, 2012 Madison Ave.,
Toledo. Ohiit. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, I'en«acola,
Coco Solo, Panama. N. A. 1642. HTA.
DoRLON, Elias G., Student Oflicer, 15 Sheldon Ave..
Troy. N. Y.
Dorman, Roderick Aitken, Stutfont Officer, 30 West
70th St., New York City.
DoRNEB, Frank A., Jr., Gunner.
Dorwin, Oscar J., Student Officer, Minocqua. Wis.
Doss, GiLLMAN IL, Student Officer. 100 East Main St..
Harlselle, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Doss, PAt;L C, Ensign, Phiio, III. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Key West, Pensac<ila. N. A. No. 2007.
DosTER, T. W., Ensign, 1 East Hanover Circle, Ilirminfj;-
ham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, I'en-
sacolo. HTA.
DoTTs, Walter M., Student Officer, 249 Monlerey Ave.,
Pelham, N. Y.
Dot'ps, John Patrick, Ensign, 1928 P^merson St., Den-
ver, Colo. N. A. No. 1981.
D01.1GHEHTY, D. R., Ensign. 4500 Ellis Ave., Chicago,
111. Maas. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, PensacoJa.
N. A No. 115. HTA.
DouGTiERTY, EitQENfj, Ensign, 5334 Geroldine Ave., St.
Louis, Mo.
Dougherty, G. Frank, Student Officer, 1462 liast 27th
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Dougherty, Nelson, Lieut, fj.g.), 555 Park Ave., New
Y'^ork, N. Y. CfWumhia UnivcrRity, Pensacola, Fla.
Douglas, Gilbert W., Lieut. (}.(?■), Hotel Margaret,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Bay Shore, Key VVest, Akron, Rocka-
way. N. A. No. 105,^2- LTA.
Doussem'. Raymond A., Student Officer, Electric House
Wesleyan Univ., Middlelown, Conn.
Dowd, John J., Ensign.
Dowell. Benja.mtn B., Lieul. (j g.).. 3162 Mt. Pleasant
St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensacola, F!a.; Cape May,
N. J. N. A. No. 330. HTA.
DowELL, Cleo L.. Student Officer, 1905 Procter St..
Port Arthur, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Downing, Edgar E., Student Officer, P. O. Bo^t 767,
Montgomery, Ala.
Downs, Morey IL, Lieut, (j.g.).
Dowrick, James P., Student Officer, 1625 First St.,
Washington, D. C.
Doyle, Louis John, Ensign, Yale Cluh, 4 llh Si. and
Vanderhilt Ave., New York City.
Doyle, P., Gunner.
Drake, Paul Shirley, Ensign.
Dreheh, Harry W., Machinist.
Drennen. Donald, Student Officer, Care of Birmingham
Motor Co., liirmingham, Ala.
Dres-ser, Henry Owen, Student (Jfficer. Manhattan,
Kans , Seattle, W^ash. LTA.
Driver, Berry O., Student Olficer, Roanoke, Aia.
Drummonu. Thos. Jos., Mach., 27 Oak Ave., West
Roxhury, Mass.
Dkummond, T. Kenneth, Student Officer, 214 West
71st St., New York City. Great Lakes, Princeton Naval
Unit. HTA.
Drury. Walter E., Student Officer, 951 S St., Roslin-
dale. Mass.
Dtickworth, H., Ensign. N. A. No. 2251.
Duddleston, John W., Sludent (Officer, 5 Linden St..
Cambridge, Mass.
Duffield, George, Student Officer. 480 Woodward
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Duhr,«'-en, Alfred, Student Olficer. 42 Beck Hal!.
Cambridge. Mass.
Duke, John, Jr., Ensign, 11 Seymour St.. N. Worcester.
Mass. N. A. No. 1727.
DuLiN, E. S., Student Officer, 43 Westmoreland Place-
Los Angeles, Cal. Seatlle, Wash. LTA.
Dumas, Gardner D., Ensign. 376 AnJo-er St.. Lowell.
Mass. Pensacola. Fla., Great Lake:!, III. N. A. Nj. 19 J
HTA.
Dunbvr. EimoLL, Student Olficer, 1832 Biltm )re St.'
N. W.. Washington, D. C.
Duncan, C. C, Ensign, Unadille, Ga.
Duncan, James W., Student Olficer, Room 210, Southern
Bldg., Washingt,on, D. C.
Dunklee, F. E., Gunner.
Dunlap. Richard W., Ensign, Danville, Kentucky-
Nortti'-rn ii(»mbing (iroufi, France.
Dunlop. J. M., Ensign, Petersburg, Va. Ellerslie Farm.
Dunn, Edward K., Student Oflicer, 30 E. Preston St.,
Baltimore. .Md. Great Lakes, Princeton.
Dunn, Lewis B.. Student Olficer. 314 S. Broad St.,
Hillsboro, 111. Dunwoody Inst.. Miami. HTA.
Dunn, W. H., Ensign, Weston, Mass.
DuNsEiTH. C- R., Jr.. Lieul. (j.g.), EUwood City, Pa.
N. A. No. 971.
DuRANT, Walter LeR., Ensign, 310 Sixth Ave.. S[r)-
kane. Wash. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Hamptoi»
Roads, Pensacola, San Diego. N A. No. 1195. HTA.
DuRKEE, John R., Ensign.
Du Te\u, Alfred A., Student Olficer, 1105 S. 2 )th
St., Lincoln. Neb.
Duv\LL, Edwin M.
Colo. Springs, Colo.
DwiGHT, John W.. Jr.,
Washington, D. C.
DwiGHT. Maitland, Eusigu.
Dyer. James Edward, Ensign.
Dys\rt, L. T., Ensign, Melissa, Tex. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Ham|>lnn Hds., \a.; Miami, iV-nsarola, Fla. N. A.
No. 2328.
Ensign, 1117 N. Nevada Ave..
, Student Olficer, 17th and II Sis.,
WT'Tt
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EADES, ROSCOE
Ens iff n
Palmyra. Illinois. Mass
Inst, of -Tech.. Charii-slon,
Pensarola. Akron. R.ick-
away Heach. LTA.
EAGER. AUVILLE
StuiienI Officer
21.-! Fid.-lily Hid}.'.. Riilli-
mr.rc. .Vlii. Mass. Inst, of
Tpch. HTA.
EARNEST. CLYDE T.
Ensign
3112 Floyd Ave.. Rich-
mond. Virginia. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Key West.
N. A. No. 1182 HTA.
EAST.MAN. (i. P.
Ensi{/n
W HiKhland Ave.. Orange.
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Akron. Pensacola. V. S. S.
Wacoiidah. Chalham. N.
A. No. l.iT9. I.TA.
A Critot-p ()F Offr-ers \T TrEjUIES. Fr.vxce
r\STMAN PHILIP Y.
Ensii/n
4S Highland Ave. (Iran-.-
!\'. .1. M.-i.ss. Inst. (,f Te,l,..
Key \A'>sl. Miami. Pen-
sacola. Ca])e .May. N. A.
No. 1280. HTA.'
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EHEHllAKD. W. C.
Ensign
l.!K Poplar St.. Hoslindale.
lioslon. .Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Muflalo. Hiirge.ss
Co.. Marl.lchcad. .Mass.
N,\F. Pliiladcli.hia.
EBERHARDT, E. C.
Ensign
63 Ridgeview Drive. In-
dianapolis. Indiana Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Miami.
Pensacola. Hampton Roads,
N. A. No. 1.588. HTA.
ICCKKRSON, CEO. D.
Ensign
6.j Central Park W.sl.
New York City. Hay
Sliure. Key West. Miami.
N, A. No. ,J(I6. IITA
EDWARDS, CHESTER S.
Machinist
718 Clinton Ave., Newark,
N. J. Peasacola, Hamp-
ton Roads, Akron, LTA.
EDWARDS, O. M.
Ensign.
705 Walnut Ave., Syracuse,
New York. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1587. HTA.
EDWARDS, THOMAS R.
Student Officer
4209 Illinois Ave., N. W.
Wash., D. C. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
EHLBERT. HENRY L-
Student Officer
1806 Avenue I, Birming-
ham, Alabama. Mass
Inst, of Tech, Key West.
HTA.
VilL.
EHRHART. E. O.
Ensign
351 West 29th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech , Miami, Pensacola.
N A No. 2498. HTA.
ELDER, WILLIAM F. ELLIS. ERL HUBERT
Ensign
2420 Ashby Ave., Berkeley,
California. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1972. HTA.
Ensign
624 A. C. Foster Bldg.,
Denver, Colorado. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2040.
HTA.
ELWARD. ALLEN H.
Ensign
10 Durrell St., Methuen,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Akron, Rockaway. Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Pensacola
Hampton Roads. LTA.
^aJ>
EMANUEL, VICTOR
Student Ofjicer
St. Urhan Apts. 2 W. 89lh
St., New York City. Muss.
Inst, of Tecti., Miami.
HTA.
EMERSON R.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Austin, Texas. Wasliinf^lon,
D. C. Most foreign sta.
.\rmisticft Commission to
Germany. N. A. No. 622.
It. Dir. Pilot 122. LTA.
E.MERY, FRANCIS J.
Lieut. (J.g.)
71 Cedar St., Roxbury,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Philadelphia.
HTA.
EMISON, J. W.
Sludenl Officer
618 Reichman St., Houston,
Texas. Seattle, Washington.
HTA.
EMRICII. RUSSELL L. ENGLEMAN, FINIS E. ENGLISH, JAMES G.
En,sign
415 King Ave., Columbus,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Rock-
away, Miami. N. A. No.
1407. HTA.
Ensign
Duimegan, Mo. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Miami, Pensacola, Bay
Shore. N. A. No. 2195
HTA.
Ensign
R. No. 2, Rox 41, Greeley,
Colo. Mass. Inst of Tech.,
Miami. N. A. No. 1529.
HTA.
ENO, ARTHUR R.
Student Officer
3219 9lh St., Congress
Hgls., Washin.'ton, D. C
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
ENOS. GEORGE
Lieut, (j-g.)
Newport. R. I. Pensacola,
Moutchic, Fr., L'Aber
Vrach, Fr., Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 61. HTA.
ERDMAN, A. W., Jr.
Ensign
Prospect Ave., & Albany
Rd., Hartford, Conn. Mass.
Inst. of Tech., AJtron,
Pensacola, Chatham. N.
A. No. 1562. LTA.
ERICKSON, ALFRED
Carpenter
Naval Air Station, Hamp-
ton Roads, Va. Annapolis,
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,
Pensacola. LTA.
ERICKSON, JOHN K.
Student Officer
Fulda, Minn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola. HTA.
IfW
ESTES, WALKER S.
Lieut, (j.fi.)
419 Moffel Avn., Joplin.
Mo. Columbia Univ.,
PauiUac, Fr., Arcachon,
Gironde, Fr.
EVANS, GUY WESLEY
Student Officer
138 JelFerson Ave.. Wash-
inj,rton. Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Nantucket, New-
port, Key West. HTA.
EVANS, RALPH P.
Lieut, (j.rj.)
Ilarapton, N. H.
[nsl. of Tech., Bay
Key West, Cape
N. A. No. 411.
South
Mass.
Shore,
May.
HTA.
EVANS, SPRINGER F-
En-tiffn
R. R. No. 3, T%vin Falls,
Idaho. Seattle, San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. IBS 1
EVINS, ,T. G., Jr.
Student Officer
Capital City Club, Atlanta,
Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Rockaway. HTA.
EWELL, WM. P.
Studeid Officer
Cambridge, Md. Ma
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
EYRE, ROY S.
Enfiitjn
Highland, Howard Co.,
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No 2300. HTA.
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Eads, Ai.rBREU L., Student Officer, 44 West 10th St. ,
New York City.
EAOLESFiEin, Wm., Student OfFicer, 3124 Mt. Pleasant
St.. N. W., Washington, D. C.
Eakin, John C, Student Olllrer, 190.i Eallery St., Little
Rock, Ark.
Eames, J. C., Ensign.
Earle, Clarence E.. Student Ollicer, Chase, Md.
Easterly, M. H., Lieut, (.i.g.).
Eastwood, J. L., Lieut, (j.s.)- N. A. No. 40.'i.
Eastman, Wm. H., Ensign, 30 Vernon St., Newport. R.I.
Easton, G., Ensign, 124 West Eighty-sixth St., Neiv
York City.
Easton, Williant, Ensign, Loudonville, Albany Co.,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Teih.. Key West. Ca|.e May, Pensa-
ccla. N. A. No. 463. HTA.
Eaton, Albion K., Lieut, (.f.g.), 16 Oxford St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Eaton, Carleton W., Ensign, ttrono, Maine.
Eaton, Joseph A., Lieut, (j.g.), 123 Packard Ave.,
Tufis College, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
Cattewater, Eng., Felixstowe, Eng., Hie Hague, Holland,
Rockaway, Dahlgren, Va. N. A. No. 184. HTA.
Eaton, Rea L., Student Ollicer, Eaton, Colo. Seattle,
Wash., Miami, Fla. HTA.
Ebeltno, IV TI., Stiidenl Ttflicer, 327 Dwyer Ave., San
Anionio, Tej. Seallle, Wash., Key West, Fla. HTA.
Ebersole, Wm. G., Ensign, 167 Exeler Terrtice, Huft'alo,
N. Y.
EcKELMAN, C. F., Sludent ttlTicer, Lincoln, Kans. Seat-
tle, Wash. HTA.
Eddt, E. R., Machinist.
EoDY, Robert Lewis, Student Officer, Willar<l Hotel,
Washinglon, D. C.
Kdoehton, Gurdon, Irving, Ensign, 41 Hawthorn St.,
Cambridge, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 21.50. HTA.
Edmonds, Recinald W., Ensign, 86 Hewlett Si.. R(»s
lindale. Mass, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. HTA.
. S. Dept. of
213 S. 2Ist
1340 Perry
-/pfc=i
i|W3^
Edmomison, John S., Student Officer, 187.) S. Parkway,
Memjihis, Tenn.
Edmi ndson. Wilford a.. Lieut, (i.iz.).
Edwards, C. H., Machinist, 331 41st St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Edwards, Edward Mitchell, Ensign, 2117 Locust St.,
Ph ladelphia,Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Instructor. LTA.
Edwards, Richard E., Sludent Officer, 123 W. Main St ,
Peru, Indiana. Great Lakes, III.
Edwards, Robebt B., Student Officer, 1126 South 3 Kb
St., Omaha, Neb.
Edwards. Thomas E., Ensign, Care of II.
Labor. EI Paso, Tex.
Edwibds. Willi \m S.. Jr., Student Officer,
St., Birmingham, Ala.
Ehrhart, Wilblr W., Student Ollicer, 4301 Grant
I'lvd., Pillsburgh, Pa.
Ehrmanntraut, Wm. H., Lieut, (i.g.).
Place, Washington. D. C.
EiTEL, Edmund H., Ensign, Highland Park. III. Col-
umbia University, Chatham, U. S. N., Gas Engine Sch.,
(ireat Lakes.
EiDMANN, Frank Lewis, Lieut, (.j.g.), 65 Fairfield Ave..
Holyoke, Mass. Columbia LJniversily, Packard, Detroit.
Eldred, Andrew J.. Student Officer. 1736 G St., W'ash-
inglon, D. C,
Ei,DRiDOE, Carleton G., Ensign, 1332 .Mass. Ave
Washington, D. C.
Eldridge, Elton M., Student Officer
Elleb, Hehbebt T., Sludent Officer, Euclid Ave. at 90th
St., Cleveland. Dunwoody Inst., San Diego. HTA.
Ellicott, Wm. II., Ensign, 1731 20th St., N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C. N. A. No. 1120.
Ellington, K. R., Lieut, (j.g.),, Clayton, N. C. N. A.
No. 1009.
Elliott, Harold Abrahwi, Ensign, 76 Chope Place
Detroit, Mich. N. A. No. 760.
Elliott, Henry S., Stuilent Officer, 2 11 JelTerson St.,
Henderson, Ky.
v'^="-'"^J
Elliott, Nixo^j C. EnsiKn. 616 Denham Bldg.. Denver,
Coir, Mass. Insl. of Tech., Greal Lake.s, I'ensacola,
Washinglon. IITA.
Elltott, HEvNOLfts F., Sliulenl OfHcer, Evans City. Pa.
Elliott. Rosooe C, Student Oilicer, .37 Lowden Ave.,
West bomerville, Mass.
Elliott, Wm. B., Jb., Sludcnt Oiricer, 2.56 W. Dudley
Ave., Westfield, N. J.
Ellls, Johnstoive D., Lieut. (j-K-), lO.U W Erie
Ave., Lorain, Ohio. N. A. No. 701.
Elmore, Ltnwood K., Student Officer, Burn^ide, Conn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Els.\s, Nobman E., EnsiKn. Ponce De Leon Apts
Atlanta. Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West Miami'
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1687. HTA.
Elvidoe, Eable C, Student Officer, Hotel Sequoia
Redwood City, Cal.
Ely, Mahlon L., Ensign, Hutchinson, Kani. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Newport. Bay Shore, Pensacola, Washinston
New York. HTA.
EMER.S01V, Abthur J., Ensi^n. 16 Addin-.'ton Road
Rrookhnc, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami
Pensacola, Norfolk, Anacostia. N. A. No. 116.3.
Emehson, Edward F., Student Olficer, 31 Hovey St.,
Newton, Mass.
Enders, John F.. Lieut, fj.g.), 17 Highland Si., Hart-
ford, Conn. N. A. No. 891.
Endicott, John, Ensign, 386 Longwood Ave., Boston,
Mass.
Engel, William P., Student Officer.
Enolish, Fr.vnk K., Ensign, 186 Edwards St., New
Haven, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tecfi., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2619. LTA.
Epes, Branch P., Ensign, 2016 R St., N. W., Wa.shing-
ton, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1713. HTA.
Erdman, Charles E., Ensign, 2-16 Bryant St., Buffalo,
N. Y. N. A. No. 2159.
Erdman, Chas. R-, Jr., Student Officer, 20 Lihrary PL,
Princeton, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick. HTA.
Erwtn. John C, Student Officer,
Charlotte, N. C.
210 West nth St.,
EsQuiROL. Joseph .Mfn^I, Student Officer, 2> Crooke
Minneapolis, Minn.
Odessa, New York.
Y.; Pensacola, Fla.
Emery, Charles G., Student Offi
Pasadena, Cal.
Emery, John J., Ensi
Mich. N. A. No. 1769.
Emery, John J., Ensign, r> East 68th St., New York
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. HTA.
Emmert, Allan R., Ensign, ,513 South Queen St., Mar.
tinsburg, W. Va. '
Emory, Frederick Ingersoi.l, Student Offi.
Willard Road, Brookline, Mass,
!:r, 140(1 Ilillcrest Ave.,
170 Woodmere Ave., Detroit,
19
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Dunwoody,
HTA.
EsT.\BROoK, Fred T., Lieut, (j.g.),
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore, N.
N. A. No. 572. HTA.
EsT.vBROOK, H. C, Ensign.
Evans, A. W., Ensign. N. A. No. 696.
Evans, Frederick, Lieut, fj.g.).
Evans, G. E., Ensign. N. A. No. 166.
Evans, Robert B., Student Officer, 31.31 Washington
Blvd., Indiana|>olis, Ind.
EwAN, Charles M., Ensign, Covington, Ky. N. A. No.
1988.
EwART, Irving D., Ensign, 542 W. 112th St., New York
City. Columbia Univ., Great Lakes, III. HTA.
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I'm Scared of It All
I'm scared of it all, God'.s truth so I am:
It's too big and brutal for me.
My nerve's on the raw and I don't give a damn
For all the si.vteens that I see.
I'm lost in the cockpit; the wings are too wide;
The bubble goes slopping about;
Oh I want to go back to the X-.'J's again —
I wish to hell I was out.
Id rather go back to my Old Gyrene.
To the F-boats that ride on the foam.
Or even to Saufley with chaos supreme.
Than to have them carry me home.
My brain is packed full of mysterious gloom.
My e.veballs are glazed and aglare;
This si-\"teen is deadfalled with danger and doom.
It never was meant for the tiir.
My knees knock together; I'm full of unrest;
I cringe — I'm so weak and so small;
I can't get my bearings, I'm crushed anil oppres.sed
With the haste and the waste of it all.
The turns and the spirals — one motor is cut,
.\nd fear in the faces I see.
We've come down for a landing — successfully, but-
It's all blooming torture to me.
V
I watch the wan faces under the ilash;
All kinds of queer antics I see.
And each one of them is expecting to crash.
And none has a kind thought for me;
Just jaded and panting like fogs in a pack,
Each one contemplating his fate.
Oh, God, but I'm lonesome — I wish I was back
On the beach before it's too late.
I feel its all wrong but I can't tell ,\ou why —
The bumps are doing their very best.
Still X-9's and ones are all hogging the sk,\ —
I wish I was back at Ke,\' West!
I'm scared of it all; from afar I can hear
The trumpet of Gabriel's call.
We're nothing but men with a little veneer;
Terra firma is best after all.
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C,A'
FELLOWS. RICHARD C.
Ensign
1437 Arnold Ave., N. W.
Canton, Ohio. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2177. IITA.
FELTMAN, GEORGE R.
Siuilp.ni Ofjiccr
Ansonia, Ohio. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
FERGUSON. JAMES G.
Ensign
Amsterdam, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Rockaway. N. A. No.
10.5.3. LTA.
FERGUSON. H. D.
Ensign
700 So. 16tli St., Lincohi,
Nebr. I*ensacola. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami. N.
A. No. 2021. HTA.
(C) Underwood <S VndiTwood. N. Y.
jVI.\N-oF-\V.iR AT Anchor in Xew York Harbor
FERGUSON, R. F.
Student Officer
Carnegie, Oklahoma. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Akron, Key
West, Pensacola. LT.\.
FERRY, EARL E.
Ensign
81 Elizabeth St., Piltsfield,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Hampton Roads, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2387.
A. No. 1200
FICKINGER, R. B.
Ensign
908 6th St., N. W. Canton,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Boston, Ana-
oost'a, Washington. N.
HTA.
FIEDLEK, E. C.
Ensign
215 N. Ave., Cranford, N.
J. Pensacola. Newport
News, Hampton Roads,
N. A. No. 616. LTA.
FLECKENSTEIN, J. G.
Student Officer
610 Bates St., Grand
Ftapids. Michigan. Seattle,
Washington. HTA.
FLEITMANN, W. M.,J-.
Lieut, (j.g.)
114 East 84th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. .\. A. No. 9.50. HTA.
FLEMING, CHAS Jr.
Ensifjn
M'tnsion House, Milford,
Mass. Mass Inst. ol'Tech.,
Akron, Pcnsacola. N. .\.
No. 26.58. LTA.
FLEMING, JAMES D.
Student Officer
4,54 Seventh St., San Ber-
nardino, California. Seat-
lie, Wasiiington. HT.\.
(C) Underu'niid ^ L'ndtruooil, ,\ >.
Aeri.\l A'iew of Bre.st. FR.\NrE
Shoving U. S. Xaral Air Stalioii
FLETCHER, FRANK B.
Student Officer
(105 E. Missouri St . El
Paso, Texas. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. HTA.
FLETCHER, W. D.
Ensidn
Heuvelton, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola, N. A. No.1716.
HTA.
FLICKINGER, C. P.
E nation
502 N. Grove Ave., Oak
Park, III. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. Bruns-
wick, Key West, Pansacola.
N, A. No. 2312. HTA.
FLYNN, CHARLES E.
Ensign
12 Smith Road, Clil'ton-
dale, Mass. Mass, Inst, of
Tech., Key W'est, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1784.
HTA.
FLYNN, FRKD T.
Ensign
92 BuckiriKham St., Hart-
ford. Conn. Mas-s. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 219'^
HTA.
FLYNN, MAURICE B.
Lieut. (J-g-)
16 Vinton Rd., Madison,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A,
No. 1961. HTA.
FLYNN. W. HUGO
Student Officer
740 N. Burlington Ave.,
Hastings, Nebraska. Seat-
tle, Washington. HTA.
FOLEY, THOS. P.
Student Officer
Adams Ave. and N. E.
Boulevard, Frankford, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
.1
FOLWELL, BALPH T.
Student Officer
111 Bethlehem Pike, Chest-
nut Hill. Penn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
FONDEVILLE, E. L.
Student Officer
141 Park Ave., East Orange,
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Cambridge, Goodyear Fly-
ing Field, Akron. LTA.
FORBES, WILL
Student Officer
Waterloo. Iowa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes.
HTA.
0m
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FORGAN. J. ]i.. Jr.
Ensign
38 S. Dearborn St., Chi-
cago, III. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1730.
LTA.
FORKNER, JOE R.
Ensign
4214 14th Ave,, N. E.,
Seattle, Wash. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 1479. HTA.
FORREST, RONALD C.
Student Officer
712 N. 49th St., Seattle,
Wash. Seattle. HTA.
FORSTER, GEORGE F.
Student Officer
111 Rogers Ave., Macon,
Ga. Seattle, Washington.
HTA
FOSTER, JAMES R.
Stu<l<-nl Officer
152 West .5«th St.. New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
FOW, FRANKLIN RILE
Student Officer
5 11 Argyle Road, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Dunwoody lust.,
Minn. HTA.
m^
FOWLER. LEROY A.
Ensign
Rozeman, Montana. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2039.
HTA.
FOX. AUSTIN
Student Officer
426 South Oak Park Ave.,
Oak Park, Illinois. Seattle.
Washington. HTA.
FOX. JAMES M.
Student Officer
542 West 112 St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
FOX. NORMAN J.
Sludenl Officer
1502 Indiana Ave., La
Porte, Indiana. Seattle,
Great Lakes. HTA.
FRANCI.SCO, CYRUS P.
Enaign
69 Ilalsey St.. Newark, N.
FRANZ, CRISS WESTON
Ensiun
Restmere, Tallmadf^e, Ohio.
J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Summit County.
Mass.
Akron, Pensacola. LTA.
Inst, of Tech.,
Akron.
Miami. Pensacola.
N. A.
No. 2158. LTA.
FRAW LIi\ , PAUL B.
Student Officer
1.50 W. 47th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Bay Shore. HTA.
FREELAND J. M.
Student OJjtcer.
3525 Harrison Blvd., Kan-
sas City, Mo. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Pensacola.
LTA.
FREEMAN, EDMUND L.
Ensign
Cameron, Mo. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Akron, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2157. '
FRIEND, R.
Enfi'dn
16 16 Mass. St.. Lawrence,
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Die^o, Pensa-
cola. N. A- No. 1767.
HTA.
FROASS, PAUL E.
En.^ign
203 Main St., Oneida, N. Y.
Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pen-
sacola. (.lueenstown, \\'ex-
ford. Hamp. Rds.. Rock-
away. N. A. No. 751.
til
K
;'i^
FROST. EDWARD M.
Student Officer
1407 Harrison St., Lynch-
burg, Virjiinia. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Boston, Bay
Shore. HTA.
FRYE, EDGAR P.
Ensl(jn
R. F. D. No. .■!, Wilton,
N. H. Great Lake,", U. S.
S. Kansa.s, Miami. Dayton.
FULLER, WM. A
Enalijn
1200 'iLake Shore Drive.
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 1 1.10.
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2614 Polk St., N. W.,
Fagan, p. F., Ensign.
Fagebos, Edwabd D., Ensign.
Minn., Minn. N. A., No. 7.50.
Fahy, Charles, Lieut, (.j.g.), 410 Fifth St., N. W.,
Washington. D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Ft.
Worth, Killingholme, Slonehenge., R. A. F., Fr., Nor.
Bomb. Gr. 1\. A. No. 301. Hi A.
Fales, Herbert G., Ensign, 14.') Highland St., W^est
Newton, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hammondsport,
N. Y., BulTalo. N. Y.
Fallo.n, C. G., Ensign, 31 Borroughs St., Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Farley, Adrian M., Student Ollicer, Harbor Road,
Soiilhport, Conn.
Fabley, Eliot, Ensign, Dcdham, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola. HTA.
Farley, W. Scott, Ensign, Opelika, Wa. Great Lakes, III.
Far.mer. Chas. Ralph, Ensign, Santa Rosa. Cal. N. A.
No. 216.
Farnham, W^rLLARD E., Ensign.
Farivsworth, Ghover C, Ensign, 2710 Ontario Road,
Washington, D. C.
Farrell, Henry E., Jr.. Student OfQcer, 918 Security
Bldg., St. Loui.s, Mo.
Farrell, Raymond, Student Ollicer, Palo Alto, Cal.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. LTA.
Farrelly, Richard L., Ensign, Harrison, N. Y. N. A.
No. Si)7.
Farthing, Wm. J., Lieut. <i-(i-). No. 3 Montrose Apt. ;
Houston, Tex. Bu. of Ordnance, Washington, D. C.
Fabwell. J. v., 3rd, Lieut, (j.g.). West Palm Beach, Fla-
Fauld.s, John L., Student Officer, 58U Walnut St., New
Orleans, La.
Favobite. Geobge Upton, Ensign, Devon, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
Fawcett, Charle.s H., Ensign, 411 West 63rd St..
Kansas City, Mo.
Fay, J. A., Ensign, 1371 Columbia Road, Washington,
D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., .San Diego. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1211. HTA.
Fay, Robert R., Ensign. N. A. No. 1731.
Feaman. Phillip l^., Student Olficer, Kill Birchwood
Ave., Loui.sville, Ky.
Febiegr, Wm. S., Student Officer, 4110 Randolph Ave.,
Milton, Ma.ss. Great Lakes, lib
Fellow.s, Eable II., Ensign, 322 Carrinta .St., Ruther-
ford, N, J. Rockaway Beach, L. I., Coco Solo, C. Z.
Fellows, Merbert A., Student OfDcer. Room 275
Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
FUHR, HARRY E. FULL AWAY, W. M.
Lieut. (J.ij.) Student Officer
41 Fourth Place. Brooklyn, 295.5 Pacific St., Omaha,
N. Y. Rockaway, Pensa.. Nebraska. Seattle, San
Pallicc, Paris, Brest, Lon- Diego. HT.\.
don. (.luecnstown. Castle-
town, B. Sh., W.ash. LTA.
Felton, Wm. S., Ensign. 357 Essex St., Salem, Mass.
Feniston, Noble C, Ensign, Box 51, Sardinia, Ind.
Fentress, Herbert S., Student Officer, 1801 Willoughby
St., Norfolk, Va., Uunwondy, Minn. HTA.
Ferebee, Samuel W., Jr., Student Officer, Newbern,
N. C.
Ferguson, Guy H.. Ensign, 480 Pine St., San Francisco,
Cal. N. A. No. 1083.
Febguson, Wilbeht H., Student Officer, 2639 E. 29th
St., Kansas City, Mo.
Ferguson, Willabd E., Ensign, 61 East 80th St., New
YofK City.
Ferris, Dakin Dennett, Ensign.
Ferris. John M., Student Officer, 76 Young Ave., Pel-
ham, N. Y.
Fessenden. John IL, Jr., Student Officer, 3402 Nebraska
Ave., Tampa, Fla.
Fessleb. James Andrew, Student Officer, 812 Kercheval
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Feuchtwanger, A. J., Ensign, Mastic, Mass.
Field, Hugh T., Ensign, Calvert, Tex. Seattle, Key
West, Pens.acola. N. A. No. 2378. HTA.
Fields, J. C, War. Gun.
Fillebrown, Howard Merrell, Ensign. 24 Vincent
St., Binghamlon, N. Y Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola, Fla. HTA.
Finch, Volney C, Ensign, Pacific King Co., Tacoma,
W^ash. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami, Moutchic,
Calais, Nor. Bom. Gr., Dunkirk, Hampton Rds. N. A. No.
23d3. LTA.
FiNCKE, Donald M., Ensign, 65.5 .Academy .St., Astoria,
L. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pelhain Bay,
Brest, Guipavas, Fr. LTA.
Finley. Adin W., Student Officer, lOlfl Commercial
St., Emporia, Kans.
Finnegan. James Joseph, Lieut, (j.g.), 527 Fifth Ave.,
New York, N. Y. New Port News. Va. Washington, D. C.
St. Ingleyert. Fr., Hampton Roads, Va., Northern
Bombing Group. HTA.
Finney, Frank B., War. Gun.
Finney, William L.. Ensign, 541 W. Jackson Blvd.,
Chicago. III. N. A., No. 2252.
Fish, Albert S., Ensign, 212 Linden St., Akron, O.
Fishback, George Ben.iamin, Ensign, Paris, Ky. N. A.
No. 1967.
Fisher, Evan T., Student Officer, Rcdiand, Cal.
Fisher, H. S., Ensign, 2787 Boulevard, Jersey City, N. J.
Fisher, O. W.. Jr., Ensign, Bellingham, Wash. Care of
Fisher Flouring Mills Co., Mass. Inst, of Tech., Keviiort,
N. J., CnUege Pt., L. I., Elizabeth, N. J.; Seattle, Wash.
Fitch. II. '!., Ensign.
Fitzgerald, Wyatt E , Carpenter.
Fitzgibbon. Wm., Ensign, 371 West 123rd St., New York
City. N. A. No. 2338.
Fitz, Edwabd C, Student Officer, 18 Tremont St.. Bos-
ton. Mass. Great Lakes, III
Fitzpatrick, Elmer J., Student Officer, Radcliff", Ohio.
FiTZPATRiCK, Joseph P., laeut. (j.g.), 507 110 St., New
York City.
Fitzpatrick, Paul E., Student Officer, 2037 Seneca St.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
FrrzsiMONs. Jos. G., Student Officer, 8 Bromley Rd.,
Charlotte. N. G. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensa-
cola. LTA.
AV
FITZPATRICK, Walter C, Boatswain.
Flanders, Samuel J., Student Officer, 929 Quindaro
Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.
Flanegan, Chas. W.. Student Officer, 1.3U Massa-
chusetts Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Flanigan, Horace C
Rochelle, N. Y.
Fleidner, Cablvle S., Ensign, 2913 Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, III.
Fle.ming, Forest E., Student Officer, Stanford Uni-
versity, Cat.
Fleming. Harvey C, Ensign, 4846 Kimhark Ave..
Chicago III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, i'ensacola.
N. A. No. 1882. HTA.
Fle.ming, Herbert Paul, Ensign, 11 E. Wyoming Ave.,
Melrose, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
Fla. N. A. No. 2191. HT.\.
Fletcher, Harold Hill, Ensign. 1572 Massachusetts
Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Fletcher, Milan P., Student Officer, 418 Peach St..
Erie, Pa.
Fletcher, Ralph Andrew, Lieut, (j.g.), Westford.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ordnance, Seattle, Wash.
Fleurv, Edward H., Student Officer. 119 E. 19th St.,
Care of B. P. NefT, New York City.
Flint, E. I,., Student Officer, Tonica, III. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West- HTA.
Flint, Geo. C, Lieut, (j.g.), 842 Gunderson Ave.. Oak
Park. III. Great Lakes. HTA.
Flint, Wm. H., Ensign, 7 Thompson Ave., Larchmont,
Flood, Geo. W.,War. Machinist, .51.5 W. 111th St., New
York City. Columbia University, Packard, Key West,
Fla.
Flood, J. C., Ensign, N. A. No. 921.
Flood, Thomas B.. Ensign, P. O. Box 1103, Tonopah,
Nev. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Key West. N. A. No.
1965. LTA.
Flood, Walter C, Ensign, 918 S. Negley Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Floyd, Gordon Pierce, Ensign, 157 Vas.sar St., Cam-
bridge. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1615. HTA.
Floyd, Wm. M.. Jr.. Student Officer. 8 Tower Place.
Yonkers, N. Y.
Flynn, ,Iohn B., Student Officer, Illinois .\thletic Club,
Chicago, III.
Foley, Arthur C, Student Officer, 2,16 Summit Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Forbes. D. P.. Lieut, (j.g.). 241 ,N. Main St.. Rockford,
III.
Forbes, Talbot, Student Officer, 610 W. 116th St.,
New Y'ork City.
Ford, Burdette E., Student Officer, 5498 Cornell \ve.,
Chicago, III.
Ford, Nevil, Lieut
Boston, Mass. Mass.
ton, D. C.
Ford, Newell A.,
III.
Student Officer. 931 4lli Sf
Ensign. Quaker Ridge.
f.ig.). Care of Slate St. Trust Co..
[nst. of Tech.. Operations, Washing-
Student Officer, Western Springs,
Boston.
Ford, W.m. V.,
Mass.
Forde, Thomas H., Ensign, 661 South 2nd East. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Seattle. Pensacola. San Diego. N A.
No. 2070. HTA.
Fobgan, Don,\ld M.. Ensign,
Washington. D. C.
Forrestal, J.\MEs v.. Lieut.
New Y'ork City. N. A. No. 154.
Forster, Henry, Lieut, (.j.g.), 65 ^\'hite
The Highlands Apt.,
(j.g.), 28 Nassau St..
Dunkirk and St. Inglcvort, France.
St.. Milton,
N. A. No.
Foster, Robert P
Newark, N. J.
Foster, Sterling J., Jr..
zuma St., Birmingham, Ala.
FouST, Chester A.. Ensign. 1401 Gregory St., Chicago.
Fowell. Fred M.. War. Machinist.
FowLE, Wilson F., Ensign. Box 853 Williamson, Mass.
N. A., No. 1702.
Fowler, Wendell C, Student Officer, 3623 S. Presa
St., San Antonio, Tex.
Fov, BvRON C. Ensign.
Fox. E. T., Ensign, 237 Madison Ave., New York City.
Fox, Geo. W., Ensign. 1914 Lincoln .\ve.. St. Paul.
Minn. Dunwoody. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Chatham.
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. No. 2279. HT.\.
Fox. Samuel M.. Lieut, (j.g.). Torresdale. Phila.. Penn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Buffalo. Bu. C. & R.. Washington.
Fox, Thos. L., War Gunner.
FoY. Byron C. Ensign.
Francis. C. C. Ensign.
Fr\nk, Ingram Nathan. Student Officer. 2233 Larkio
St.. San Francisco, Cal.
Franke, Allen, Student Officer. 6106 Kimhark Ave.,
Chicago. III.
Franklin, Lafayette. Ensign, 351 Lafayette St..
Denver. Colo. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Fransworth, Grover C, Ensign.
Frantz, Robt. N., Ensign, Smiley Hall, Claremont, Cal.
Franzheim, W. a.. Ensign, Wheeling, W. Va. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., .\kron. Ohio: Pensacola, Fla.; Chatham,
Mass. N. A. No. 1197. LTA.
Fraseb, Albert A., 228 Raymond .\ve.. South Orange,
N. J. N. A. No. 961.
Eraser, Daniel W., Ensign.
Fraser. Gilbert R., Student Officer, 182 Juniper St..
Atlanta, Ga.
Frazer, J. W., War. Machinist.
Freed, Lorinc, Student OfTicer, 605 Locust St.. Knox-
ville, Tenn. Akron, Ohio, Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Freeman, Edward E., Ensign.
Freeman, Hurley L., Student Officer, 7609 W.ide Park
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Freeman, S. A., Lieut, (j.g.). 2 Fayette P.ark, Cam-
bridge. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Hampton Road^.
Pensacola. Rockaway. N. A. No. 1091. HTA.
Frederick, Stanton W.. Ensign. 3641 Locust St.,
Philadelphia. I'a.
French. S.. War. Boatswain.
French. Clarence B.. Ensign, 19 Pleasant St., Walt-
ham, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, N. Y.;
Pensacola, Fla. N. .\. No. 1920. HTA.
French, J. Bedford, Lieut, (j.g.), 315 S. 41st St., Phila-
delphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensacola,
Cape May.
FnEtTDENHEiM. Leon. Eusigu, 9 Marshall Road. Yon-
kers. N. Y. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. Bu. Opera-
tions, Bu. Con. t.^ Repair, Rockaway.
Frey, Robt. J., Student Officer, 117 Pendleton St., New
Haven, Conn.
Fritts, J. W., Student Officer. Hughson. Cal. Seattle.
Wash. HTA.
Fritze. J. R.. Student Officer. 802 Bigelow St.. Peoria,
III.
Frizzell, Paul J.. Ensign. 3566 13th St.. N. W., Wash-
ington. D. C. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola.
.N. A. No. 2388. HTA.
Frothingham, Philip B., Ensign.
Mai
1075.
Forster. L. Marquad, Ensign. 6251 McPherson .\ve.,
St. Louis, .Mo.
Fortna. D. E., Ensign, R. F. D. No. 5, Richmond, Va.
N. A. No. 1703.
Foss, Frank K., Lieut, (j.g.), 4625 Lake Park Ave.,
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 959. HTA.
Foster. James G.. Student Officer. Union Springs. Ala.
Foster, John C Tuscaloosa, -\la. N. A. No. 142.
Foster. Joh.n M.. Student Officer, 1220 Hinman .\ve.,
Evanston, III.
Foster. Raymond A., Ensign.
Foster. Robt. M., Student Officer, Central Y. M. C. A.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Frothingh-\m. S,\muel, Jr., Knsign, Overlap, Lenox*
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key We^t, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. U52. HTA.
Frye, H\rvey
Ar(iniore, OkJa.
Fuller, Erne'=t J.
Club, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fuller, John E., Ensign, 2.3
Mass.
Fuller, R.'N., 'Student Omccr
Ohio.
6o:
E., Student OfPicer, 121 F St., S. W.,
Lieiit. (j.g.), Crescent Athletic
Bickerstaff St.. Boston^
3.32 Park St., S. Akron,
Durant Ave., Berkeley,
Fuller, Robt. L., Ensign.
Cal.
Funnell, C. L., Ensign, 316 Woodworth Ave., Yonkers,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Keyport, N. J.; Whitestone,
L. I.
CAFFKEY. B. F.
Ensiijn
Lake City, Michigan. Dun-
woody Inst., Minn., Miami,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2523. IITA.
GAGE, FRED ir.
Lieut, (j.tf.j
16 Byron St., Haverhill,
Mass. Pensacola, San
Diego. N. A. No. 26,5.
HTA.
.W-"
GAI.N'ES, ClIAnLESII.
Stui/ent Officer
Gallatin, Tenn. Ma,5s. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola. HTA,
GAINES. LUDWELL E.
Ensign
Fayetlesville, W. \'a.
Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Cam-
bridge. HTA.
'Of
rt;
m
GALLAGHER, D. C.
Student Officer
O'Neill, Nebraska. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge,
Curtiss, Buffalo, N. Y.
LTA.
GAMMON, F. ROYAL
Ensign
.■! West Hill Place, Boston,
Mass, Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Aghada, Ire., Killiugholme,
Eng.
GALLOUPE, C. A.
Lieut, (j.g.)
212 Ocean St., Lynn, Mass
Squanhim, Hamjjton Rds.,
Pens u oil KiUingholme,
Fng Chjthim N.A. No.
42 i
GAMBLE, JOHN G.
Ensign
E. Call St., Tallahas.see,
Fla. Seattle, San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2163.
HTA.
GAMBLE, ROBERT H.
Lieut, {j.g.)
85(1 Park Ave., New York
Cily. -Mass. Inst of Tech.,
Key West, Office Chief
Naval Operations. N. A.
No. 468, HTA.
GANS. HILARY W,
Ensign
Beaumont, Govans, Md.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay
Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2006. HTA.
GARDNER, EARL A.
Lieut, (j.g.)
917 N. Union St., Fostoria,
Ohio. Akron, Rrest, Finis-
tere, France.
GARDNER, GIBSON
Lieut, (j.g.)
71 Lincoln Parkway, Buff-
alo, N. Y. M. I. T., Hamp,
Rds., Pensa., Moutchic,
Pauillac, Brest, Treguier,
Bay Sh. N. A. No. 344.
GARDNER, GUY N.
Ensign
2315 Albion St., Denver,
Colo, Mass. Inst, of 'Lech.,
Akron, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1561. LTA.
GARDNER, R. E.
Ensign
1021 Robinson St., 'Oro-
ville, Calif. M. I. T.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa.,
London, Washington, S.
Diego. N. A. No. 1116.
GARLdCK, FRED L.
Ensign
Maxwell, Iowa, Seattle,
San Diego, Pensacola. N,
A., No. 2278. HTA.
GARMON, GEORGE R.
Ensign
76 19th St., Lowell, Mass.
Mass, Inst, of Tech., Bay
Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 207a. HTA.
GERE, HOWARD M
Sladent Officer
St., Syracuse.
305 El
N. Y. Mass,
Tech., Miami.
Inst, of
HTA.
r.ERMER. EDWARD, Jr.
Ensit/n
402 West 6 St., Erie, Penn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacola, Rockaway. N. A.
No. 612. HTA.
GERRY, FRANK II.
En.^ign
63 Hobart St., Danvers,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech ,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 1810. HTA.
GETZ, CHARLES L.
Student Officer
1111 West Lanvale St.,
Baltimore. Md. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
1'
GEYER, CLARENCE H.
En\i<in
32 Euchd \\e Buffalo,
N. Y. M I T Pensi R.
F. C, SAG Ft Worlh,
Hamp. Rfjs KiIlin_'hohne.
N. A. No 251 IIT\
GIBSON, H. F.
Ens inn
I81I 17lh St., Boiililer,
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Te-h.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 156. HTA.
GIBBS, FRANK H.
Ensign
Warrcnton, N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Te -h., Miami, Pen-
sacola, Rockaway Beach.
N. A. No. 1361. HTA.
GIBBS, LAUREN W.
Ensign
301 B St.. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Mass. Inst, of Te'h.,
Akron, Rockaway, P'n-
saoola. N. A. No. 158.
LTA., HTA.
GIBBS. WALTER
Ensign
14 Thetford Ave., Dorches-
ter, Mass. Mass. Inst, if
Tech.. Newport, U. S. S.
Mass. Akron, Rockaway
Beach. LTA.
GILL, LESTER N.
Student Officer
Garden Grove, Iowa. Dun-
woody Inst., Minn., Miami.
HTA.
GILLAM, C. R.
Student Ofjicer
121 E. .Maple Ave.. Laiis-
horne, P.-^nn. Mass. Inst.
ofTe-h., Bay Shore. HTA.
GILLF.N, FREDERICK J.
Student Officer
16 Prospect St., La\yr^nce,
Mass. Mass.
HTA.
insl. of Te; h.
GILMAN, JOSEPH T.
Ensign
315 Charles River Hoad,
Cambridf^e, Mass. Seattle,
San Dieyo, P.^nsacola. N.
A. No. 2200. HTA.
GILMORE. LEON M.
Ensign
Wills Point, Texas. Seat-
tle, Washington, San Diego.
HTA.
GILPIN, KENNETH N.
Ensign
Boyce, Virginia. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami, N.
Bomb. Gr., Calais, Fr.,
Mout:hic, Fr. HTA.
GIVEN, FREDERICK H.
Ensign
59 West St., Cortland,
Maine. Bay Shore, Bos-
ton, Squantum, Hampton
Rds , PtTisacola. N. A.
No. 752. HTA.
GLENN, GEORGE M.
Ensign
P)rt Matilda, Pa. Seallle,
8an Diego. Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2:!61. IITA.
GOEBKL, WILLIAM H.
Ensign
.S75 76th St., Brooltlyn,
N. Y.. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Buffalo, Collese Point.
Morehead City. Smithtield.
N. A. No. 1619.
GOEDECKE, OSCAR A.
SluHent Officer
91 N. 18th St., East Orange,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech,
HTA.
GOEPPERT, K. T.
Ensign
2134 Goun St., San Fran- \\^
Cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of (
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 1
N. A. No. 1.589. IITA. J^\
fi
U. S. Nav.4l Air St.vtiox -vt Grjox, Fr.\xce
'-,■;
GOETZ, A. O., Jr.
Student Officer
]60 W. Charles Place, At-
Jaiitic City, IN. J. Duri-
wKody Inst... Miiiri. HTA.
GOING, HEMU R.
Ensign
Union, S. C. Mass. Inst.
fif 'I'och., Cliarleston, Mi-
ami, i'ensacoia. IN. A. INu.
1568. HTA.
GOLD JOHN D
Stutleni Ojjicer
Care of Y. M. C. A..
Youn^^s own. Ohio. Mass
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
tr
GOLDM,\N, LOUIS J.
Linut. (j.y.)
2-16 \V. 3.ird St., New York
City. Pauillac, Giroude,
Fr. I1T.\.
f
-- .^v— Vy
L//^
GOLDSMITH, HENRY F.
Ensign
2308 N. Broad Su, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Mass. Inst, nl'
Tech., Keyport, New York.
College Point, New Huveo.
HTA.
GOLDSMITH, N. L.
Ensif/n
1478 St. James Court,
Louisville. Ky. Mii'is.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola, Hamplon J^ds
N- A. No. 2102. HTA.
GOOD, EUGENEJA.
Ensign
170 Webster St., Tiflin,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Camhridfre, Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2237.
HTA.
GOODRICH, ALBERT IT.
Ensign
2033 Aubert Ave., Chicago,
Iliiriois. Mass. Inst. of
Tech., Great Lakes, Pen-
sacola. HTA.
GOODRICH, GRANT
Ensign
522 Deraing PI., Chica^'o,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. N. A. No.
1487. HTA.
GOODRICH, MARCUS A.
Ensign
Austin Nat'I Bank, Austin,
Texas. Dunwoody, Miami.
Key West. Pensacola,
N. A. No. 2637. HTA.
GOODSPEED, F. S.
Ensign
3-1 ( W. 72nd St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Brunswick, Ga.,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A., No. 2351. HTA.
GOODSPEED, MORTON
Lieut, (j.g.)
279 Newbury St., Boston
Mass. Mass. Inst of Tech.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 640
^f/^
GORDON, FRANK C.
Ensign
46 Way Ave., Corona,
N. Y. iVIass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2290. HTA.
GORMLEY, JOHN V.
Ensign
19 Wyckoir St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Ray Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. No. M39. HTA.
GORDON, WILMOT G..
Lieal. (J.g.)
Corona, Long Island, N. Y.
Bay Shore, Key West, Mi-
ami, N. A. No. 512. HTA.
GORDY. J. E.
Aiachinist
18 New St. Francis St.,
Mobile, Ala. Pauillac, La
Pallice, Fr., Pensacola.
GOSS, CLARK C.
Ensign
109 E. 11th St.. Harper,
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2465. HTA.
GOSS, PIERRE B.
■Slinlenl Ofjicer
Sheridan, Placer Co., Cal-
ifornia, Seattle. San Diego.
HTA.
GORMAN, JOHN P.
Ensign
608 Bellevue Ave.. Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, P.-^nsacola
N. A. No. 2583. HTA.
GOULD. CHARLES B.
Ensi^jn
1412 Des Moines St., Des
Moines, Iowa, Dunwoody
Inst., Minn., Miami, Key
West, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2652.
ir
GOULLET, ALFRED T
ShulenI Ofjicrr
191 So. 7th St., Newark,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Pensacola, Key West.
IITA.
GOVER, ROBB.
Lieut, ij.ij.)
600 N. Carrolllon Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. M. I. T.,
Pensacola, Miami, Queens-
town, Lnii^jh Foyle, Nor-
folk. N. A. No. 713. HTA.
GRADER, G. \V., Jr.
Ensign
1 1 Highland Terrace, Mar-
blehead, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Norfolk,
Pensacola, Morehead City.
N. A. No. 18157. HTA.
GRAFFIS, JOS. M.
Ensign
BLS Lafayette Parkway,
Chicago, III., Moutchic, Fr.,
Lake Bolsena, Italy, P >rto
Corsini, It. N. A. No.
1.503. HT.\.
t^V
m
Shoicing Four Seaplanes Hanging from Dai'Hs
m
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GRAHAM, ALAN II.,
Ensif/n
23 S. Maple Ave., East
Orange, N. J. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shire, Pen-
sacola, Rockaway. N. A.
No. 104«. HTA.
GRANDIA, KLLIUT C.
Student Officer
Tirfioute, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
GRA\ES, FORREST L.
Student Officer
Del. Water Gap, Perm.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
GRAY, ALFRED S.
Ensign
519 Con!>rcss St., Portland,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Akron. Hampton Roads,
North Sydney, N. S.,
Rockaway Bf-ach. LTA,
GRAY. GILSON B., Jr.
Ensiijii
Stronghaven, Aberdeen,
Miss. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. N. A. No. 2022.
HTA.
GRAY, HAROLD E.
Ensign
799 Monadnock RIdg., San
Francisco, Cal Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Keyport, New
York.
GREEFF, CHARLES A
Ensifin
Quoque, Long Island, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ak-
ron, Rockaway. LTA.
GREEN, RAY F.
Ensign
son Crocker Jildg.. San
Francisco. M. I. T., San
Pedro, San Diego, Akron,
Pensacola, Hampton Rds,
N. A. No. L559. LTA.
GREENE, JAMES H.
Ensign
-■585 Quail St.. Albany,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Akron, Rockaway,
Hampton Roads, Key
West. LTA.
GREENE, JOHN H. D.
Studenf Ofjicer
4050 Greenview Ave., Chi-
cago, III. Diinwoody Inst.,
Minn., Miami. HTA.
GREENE, W. C, Jr.
Lieni. ij.g.)
198 CHHord S(., Provid-
ence, R. I.
GREENWOOD, F M
SlufJenl Officer.
Muir, Michigan. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron. LTA.
^¥
GREER, C. W., Jr.
Student Ofjicer
3220 Pillshury Ave.. S.
Minn., Minn. Dunwoody,
Miami. HTA.
GRIER. HARRY P., Jr.
Ensign
Slatesville, N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Key West. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2555. HTA.
GRIFFIN, P. V. R.
Lieuf. 0'-9-)
1127 Forest Ave., Evan-
ston. Illinois. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Rockaway, Akron.
N. Sydney, Nova Scotia.
LTA.
GRIFFIN. ROBERT H.
Ensign
28 Collage St.. Leomin-
ster. Mass. M. I. T..
Ruffalo, Paris, Pauillac,
Moutchic, London. Felix-
stowe. Killingholme, Grain.
GRIFFITH, F. A.
Student Ofjicer
41 Cuyler St., Palmyra,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron. LTA.
GRISWOLD, (VI. I'.
Ensign
469 Durkee Ave., Kenosha,
\\ iseoiisiii. Mass. Inst, of
'J'ech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1811. ilTA.
GRISWOLD, RETTIG A.
Lieut. U-fl-'^
105 West Third St., Peru,
Iiid. Toronto, Hamplon
Rds.. F(. Worth. KUIing-
holme. Holseiia. Rockaway.
N. A. No. 248. HTA.
GR<»KNE, C. H.
Ensign
604 Locust St , Coshocton.
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2118. HTA.
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GUINN, T. D.
Ensign
115 Hurt St., Allanla, Ga
Mass. Inst, of Tech. .Miami,
Pensacola. Morehcad City,
Hampton Rds. N. A. No
1912. HTA.
GUNTHER, GORDON
Ensign
1 Parkland Place, St. Louis,
Mo. Dunwoody, Miami,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2609. HTA.
GWILLIAM, R. C.
Ensign
2.^40 Eccles Ave., Ogden,
Utah. Seattle, Miami. San
Diego, Penaacola. N. A.
No. 2426.
GWIN, W. B.
Ensign
Roland Apts., Washington,
D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Anacostia. N. A.
No. 1010. HTA.
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Gabel, Cuthbebt C, Student Officer, 216 First St.,
Belvidere, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Gabeline, C. A., Ensign, 715 N. 5th St., Burlington,
Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2202. HTA.
Gadsdeiv, Philip H., Lieut, (i.e.), 64 Hasell St., Charles-
ton, S. C. N. A. No. 233.
Gaetner, Walter C. F., Student Officer, 46 Spring
Park Ave., Jamaica Plains, Mass.
Gallagher, Geo. Dominic, Ensign, 133 Lafayette Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Gallagher, V. L., Ensign, 309 Hartman Bldg., Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Gallivan, T. J., Ensign, 65 Hollis St., Framingham,
Ma.ss. N. A. No. 1512.
Gardiner, Charles M., Ensign, 141 Bucknam St.,
Everett. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Coco Solo,
C.Z., Chatham. N. A. No. 1831. HTA.
Gardiner, James S., Ensign, Clinton, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1622.
Gardner, Alfred, Lieut. O'g-). 46 Cedar St., New York
City. N. A. No. 1093.
Gardner, A. Howard, Ensign, 317 Wheeler St., Ft.
Worth, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1096. HTA.
Gardner, Henry L., Ensign. N. A. No. 2404.
Gardner, Robert Royer, Student Officer, 4.56 Pros-
pect Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Gardner, W. H., Lieut, (j.g.). Mastic, L. I., N. Y. N. A.
No. 343.
Gardner, Walter R., Student Officer, 54 Stinson Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
Gargan, Thomas V., Student Officer, 241 East 175th
St., New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Garlincton, Juliti.s p.. Ensign, Cedartown, Ga. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No.
1326. HTA.
Garnett. Wm. T., Ensign, 1834 St. Andrews PI., Los
Angeles, Cal. N. A. No. 1663.
Garrett, Wm. M., Student Officer, 1027 Proctor St.,
Port Arthur, Tex.
Garrison, Clifford R., Student Officer, 8 Brentmoor
Park, St. Louis, Mo.
Gartner, Walter C. F., Ensign, 46 Spring Rd., Jam-
aica Plains, Moss. N. A. No. 8498.
Garver, D. B., Student Officer, 3.34 W. Beavor Ave.,
State CoUcge, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Garvey, E. T., Ensign. N. A. No. 660.
Gary, John, Student Officer, 154 Ralston Ave. So.,
Orange, N. J.
GASKIN.S, Palemon II., Ensign, Winecoff Hotel, At-
lanta, Ga.
Gaston, Frederick K., Jr., Student Officer, Greenwich,
Conn.
Gaston, John M., Ensign, 300 S. 36th St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. N. A. No. 2231.
Gaston, William, Lieut, (j.g.), 97 Bay State Rd..
Boston, Mass. Squantum, Hampton Rds., Ft. Worth,
Eng.; N. Bomb. Squ., St. Nylevert, Milan, RAF, Sq. 214.
N. A. No. 294. HTA.
Gatchet, F. L., War. Machinist, 2814 E. Olive St.,
Seattle, Wash. San Diego, Columbia University, Eastleigh,
Eng.
Gatens, N. R., Ensign.
Gates, Carol Weller, Ensign, 36 Groton St., Forest
HiUs, L. I., N. Y. N. A. No. 1500.
Gates, Garrett Dwight, Student Officer, Oakhurst
Clinton, Iowa.
Gauthier, Charles B., Ensign, 1285 S. Lincoln St.,
Denver, Colo.
Gaver, Wm. U., Student Officer, Mt. Airy, Md.
Gavett, Robert M., Ensign, 318 W. Front St., Plain-
field, N. S. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola,
Hampton Rds. HTA.
Gavin, Arthur, Ensign. N. A. No. 1242.
Gavin, Thomas Austin, Student Officer, 411 Oliver St.,
Whiting, Ind.
Geahart, a. F., War. Machinist.
Geary. John White. Jr., Lieut, (j.g.). Chestnut Hill,
Pa. Newport News and Hampton Rds., Va. N. A. No.
134. HTA.
Gabhart, Arthur I., Student Officer, 2112 G. St., N.
W., Washington, D. C.
Geddes, Ho-mer R., Lieut, (j.g.), LowellviUe, Ohio,
Akron, Ohio; Pensacola, Florida. N. A. No. 532. LTA.
Geddes, W.m. J., Ensign, 1809 E. 18th Ave., Denver.
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.; Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1621. LTA.
Gee, L. Gayon, Ensign, 4352 Drexel Ave., Chicago. lU.
Gefpeney, Wm. L., Student Officer, 1701 33rd Ave.,
Oakland, Cal.
Gehris, John B., Student Officer, Melrose Park, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Geiger. Davis E., Student Officer, 115 E. Bath Ave.,
Ashland, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.;
Brunswick, Ga.; Key West, Fla. HTA.
George, Herbert, Boatswain.
George, Walter N., Student Officer, 706 S. Florence
St., Springfield, Mo.
Georgi, Carl H., Student Officer, Grand View, Nyack.
N. Y.
Gerber, Fritz K. E., Ensign, 102 Beach St., Stapleton.
L. I., N. Y.
Gerhard. Lester G., Student Officer, 415 N. Third St.,
Lchigliton, Pa.
Gerke, Carl II., Student Officer, 319 Davlan Apts..
Indianapolis, Ind.
Gebrn, J. H., War. Boatswain.
Gest, J. IL, Ensign. N. A. No. 2128.
Gheen, Joseph W., Ensign, 332 Buttles Ave., Columbus ,
Ohio.
GiAL, Geo. Wm., Jb., Ensign, 58 Clarendon PI., Buffalo,
N. Y.
GiBBS, Earle Ed., War. Machinist, 819 Ashland Ave.,
Wilmette, 111.
GiBLiN, Edwin J., Ensign, 17 Mount Vernon St., Dor-
chester^ M a.ss.
Giblin, Jebome Edwin, Ensign, 1009 New Hampshire
Ave., Washington, D. C.
162
tCm
Gibson, Harold F., Lieut, (j.e.), 80 Broadway, New
York Lily, Canada, Bay Shore, Pensacola, Mass. Inst, of
Tech. N. A. No. 1.56. HTA.
GiB.soN, J. E., War. Machinist.
GiB.soN, John n., Lieut, (j.g.),
Gipponn, John Van Trees, Ensign, 714 S. New Hamp-
shire. Ave, Los Angeles, Cal., Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola, San Diego. N. A. No. 1616. HTA.
Gilbert, Elon J., Student Officer, Yakima, Washington.
Seattle, Washington. HTA.
Gilbert, Harwood J., War. Machinist, 822 S. Michigan
Ave., Saginaw, Mich. Columbia University, Packard,
Detroit: Eastleigh, Eng. ; St. Inglevert, France.
GlLDEHAUs, E. R., Ensign, 1210 Park Ave., Richmond,
Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Hampton Rds., Va.
LTA.
Gilder, Geo., Ensign, 24 Gramercy Park, New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton Rds., Bay Shore,
Key West, Brunswick, Miami. N. A. No. 460. HTA.
Giles, Bynum H., Ensign, 1120 Hickory St., Texarkana,
Arkansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. N. A. No.
1772. HTA.
Giles, Geo Stewart, Ensign.
Gill, Walter M., Student Officer, 1508 New Hampshire
St., Lawrence. Kans.
Gillan, Monroe P., Student Officer, 203 S. 61st St.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Gillespie, Emerson, Student Officer, Lower Salem,
Ohio.
Gillespie, P. E., Ensign, Port Deposit, Md. N. A. No.
2288.
Gillette, Willis C, Ensign, 81 Adams St., Rochester,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio, Rookaway
Beach, L. I., N Y. LTA.
Gillies, F. M., Ensign, 7311 Oglesby Ave., Chicago, 111.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola, Ana-
costia. HTA.
Gillies, William R., Student Officer, 114 Cedar Hill
Ave., Nyaok, N. Y.
Gillman, Louis W., War. Gun.
GiLLOGHLY, Max W., Student Officer, 7211 Union Ave.,
Chicago, III.
GiLLON, James L., Ensign, Warren, R. 1.. N. A. No. 416.
GiLLON, James R., Student Officer, l.'J O.xford St., Taun-
ton, Mass.
Oilman, Charles, Student Officer, 3.5 West 73rd St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Gilman, Lewis W., War. GiMi.
GiLMOBE, John D., Student Officer, Warthen, Ga. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.
GiLMOp.E, W. S., Care Guy Wallon Union Central Bldg.,
Cincinnati, O. N. A. No. 1501.
GiLMUR, Charles Edw.\rd, Student Officer, 4061 La-
tons Ave. Seattle, Wash.
GiNN, Wm. II., Ensign, 2867 N. Palethorp St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. N. A., No. 2306.
GiRiDLiAN, J. N., Ensign, 8720 Forthill Blvd., Oakland.
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Great Lakes,
Columbia Univ., Hampton Rds.
GiTTiNGS, Homer Thompson. .Student Officer, McCork,
Nebr. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA,
Glasheen, Wm. S., Student Officer, 36 Constitution St.,
Providence, R. I.
Gleason, Harold L., Ensign, 8 Peacevale Rd., Dor-
chester, Mass.
Gleckler, Victor, Ensign, LaGrange, Tex. Mass. Inst.
'ensacola.FIa. N. A.No. 2475. LTA.
Student Officer, 220 Wainman
Student Officer, 1261 53th St.,
of Tech., Akron, Ohio
Glenn, Benjamin D.,
St., Greensb.oro, N. C.
Glomstad, Arthur E,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Glosheen, Arthur M., Student Officer, Austin Con-
struction Co., Indian Head, Md.
Goble. Geo. Robert, Student Officer, 145 W. Hancock
St., Detroit, Mich.
GoDBE, Norman F., Ensign, 340 S. Fifth St., East Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Goebel, Wm. John, Ensign, 2505 Russell St., Berkeley,
Cal.
GoGGlNES, J. L., Ensign.
Golay, A. A., War. Machinist.
Goldeb, Benj. M., Ensign, 2011 N. 33d St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
GOOCH, DeWitt R., Student Officer, EeUnower, 111.
Seattle, Wash.; Chicago, 111. HTA.
GooDELL, Edwin B., Jr., Ensign, 63 Park St., Montclair
N. J.
Goodfellow. Arthur N., Lieut, f.j.g.), 5131 Morris St.,
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa, Pauillac, France.
Gooding, Arthur F., Student Officer, 411 6th Ave.,
S. W., Rochester, Minn. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.
Goodnow, Charles II., Ensign, Kennebunk, Maine.
N. A. No. 1118.
Goodrich, Frederick P., Student Officer, 3 West 47th
St.. New York City.
Goodspeed, H. L., Lieut, (j.g.), 568 Modison Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., B. N. H. S.
Cranwell, Lincolnshire, Eng.; R. A. F, Howden, Low-
thorpe, Eng.; Paimboeuf, France. N. A. No. 669. LTA.
GooDspEED, Norrison, Student Officer, 279 Newbury
St., Boston, Mass.
Goodwin. Harry L., Ensign, Deerlield, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, N. Y., L. W. F., College Pt., L. I.
HTA.
Goodyear. Frank II., Lieut, (j.g.), 762 Delaware Ave.,
BulTalo, N. Y. Pensacola, Fla.; San Diego, Cal. N. A.
No. 122.
Gordon, P. M., Student Officer, 409 S. Kenilworth Ave.,
Oak Park, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. LTA.
Gordon, Frederick V., Ensign, Care of Gordon Electric
Co., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Gordon, Walter II., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 4,
Richmond, Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Gore, Robert E., Student Officer, 2114 Stearns Rd.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Gorman, E. J. B., Ensign. S. W. Cor. 1st and Perry Sts.,
Dayton, O. N. A. No. 2719.
Gorman, Stephen Ambrose, Ensign, 15 Seatoa PI.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Gor.mlev, John V., Ensign, 19 Wyckoff St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. N. A. No. 1439.
Gortner, Harry, Ensign, N. A. No. 1502.
Gorton, A. W., Ensign, 2160 Broad St., Pawtucket,
R. I. N. A. No. 1410.
GosDiN, W. E.. Student Officer, 2300 West 13th St.,
Little Rock, Ark. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio. LTA
GossER, Geo. Wm., Student Officer, 438 S. 4th St,
Coshocton. ( )hio.
GoTFREDSON, Henry L., Studeut. Officer. 103 S. Mon-
roe Ave., Green Bay, Wis. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.
Gottlieb, Lewis, Student Officer, 701 Convention St.,
Baton Rouge, La.
GouGER, GnvTZ B., Student Officer, 847 E. Cincinnati
Ave., San Antonio, Tex.
Gould, Clifford Perkins, Student Officer, Kenebunk
Port, Maine.
Gould, Elwyn B., Student Officer, 2333 Albatross St.,
San Diego, Cal.
Gould, Lyttleton B. P., Lieut, (j.g.), Yale Club, New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech , Pensacola, Fla. LTA,
Gould,'*"Stevens, 'Student Officer, 493 Jackson St..
Oshkosh, Wis.
Gourlev, Russell C, Ensign, Melrose Park, Oak Lane
P. O., Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami,
Pensacola, Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 1751. HTA.
GowAN. Jos. H., War. Gun.
GowELL, R. M., Ensign. 22 Kendall St., Framingham,
Mass. N. A. No. 1847.'
Gr.\bener, Eugene G., War. Carpenter.
Grace. R. V., Ensign, 522 5th St., Bismarck, N. D. N.
A. No. 749.
Graha.m, Gordon C, Student Officer, 5839 Magnolia
Ave.. Chicago, III.
Grambs, Paul L.. Student Officer, 624 4th St., Bismarck,
N. D.
Granger, Merrill L.. Student Officer, Dcs Moines,
Iowa. Seattle, Wash. HT,\.
' Grant. Alden C, Student Officer, R. F. D., Grass
Valley, Cal.
Grant, Earl S., Student Officer, Odlin Road, Box 132, R.
2, Bangor, Maine.
Grant. Edwin S., Student Officer, 815 Massachusetts
Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C.
Grant. John L., Ensign, 4598 Oakenwald Ave., Chicago,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moutchic, Brest.
HTA.
Gr.^nt, Wm. D., Ensign, 709 Grant Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1786. HTA.
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Gravely, John O. W.. Ensign, Rocky Mcmnt. N. Car.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bny Shore, PeHsacoIa. N. A. No.
2071. HTA.
Graves, Amos M., Ensign.
Gfaves, F. Mortimer, Ensif^n, 2,'i04 Madison Sq.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tt^rli.. Ponsacola,
Moulchic, Pauillac, Killingholrae. N. A. No. 712. HTA.
Graves, Justin D., Lieut, (j.g.), 10 K. M)lh Si., Now
York. N. Y. Squantum, Mass.; Hampton Rds.: Cainpagne,
St. Ingloverl. France. N. A. No. 2;i4. HTA.
Gra^. GtucRY It., Flnsign. 11.51 Elizahetli St.. Denver,
Colo. Mass. Insl. of 'I'ech., Key West, Fla. N. A. No.
1483. HTA.
Gray. Thomas Asbury, l"'nsign. Bedford, Va. N. A.
No. 2162.
Greely, Benjamin M., Ensign, Dorchester, Mass.
Grkkn. Charles L.. Student Officer, 504 E. 21st St.,
Cameron, Tex.
Green, (Jeo. B. L., Ensign. 120 Chestnut St., Everett,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.; Pensac<)la.
Flu. N. A. No. 1218. HTA.
Green. II. D., Ensign.
Green, II. R-. Ensign. The Sherman Apts., Washingtcm,
D. C.
Green. Joseph H.. P^nsign, 1710 Bouvier St., Phila-
delphia, Pa. N. A. No. 7.56.
Green. N. B.. Ensign.
Green, Walter C. Lieut, (j.g.), N. A. No. 621.
Greene, Alfred E., Jr., Ensign.
Greene, Allen C, Student Officer, 8.3 W. Second Ave.,
Columbus, O.
Greene. Royal C. Student Officer. 110 N. <>th St.,
Beatrice, Nebr.
Greenle\f. Eric R., Student Ollicer, ."{8 N. Eighth Ave.,
Bethlehem, Pa.
Greenlee, George W., Student Officer, Beta Theta Pi
House, EvansLon, III.
Greenley, Howaro, Lieut, (jg.), 101 Park Ave , New
York Cily. Hampton Roads, \a.; Operations, Washing-
ton, D. C. HTA.
Gree.nough, C. W., Lieut, (j.g.), 33 Concord Ave., Cam-
bridge, Mass. N. A. No. 192.
Greer, James M., Student OIHcer. HI W. 23d St.,
Austin. Texas.
Gregory, G. N.. Ensign.
Gregory, George I,.. Lieut. (Jg.), M9 Chestnut Si.,
Mount Carrnel, III.
Gre<;or>. IIf)\\ \Rn C, Ensign, 430 Connecticut Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
HTA.
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Grier, James Murray, Ensign,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Grier, Thomas J., Student OiRcer, 167.5 Buckingham
Rd., Los Angeles, Cal.
Griffin, Lloyd M., Student Officer, 2.342 Montclair St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Griffith, Charles, Student Officer, 1550 Lafayette St.,
Denver, Colo.
Griffith, Dorsey James. Ensign, 3104 R St., N. W..
Washinglon, D. C. N. A. No. 1963.
Griffith. Ernest S., Student Officer, 1017 West St.,
Utica, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Griffith, John L., Student Officer, 1432 Madison St.,
Denver, Colo.
Griffith. Wm.. Ensign, 411 E. 3d St., Anaconda, Mont.
Grimes, Arthur J., Student Officer, 321 Central Ave.,
Dover, N. H.
Grimm, John C, Student Officer, 436 E. Biichtel Ave.,
Akron, Ohio.
Grimstad. Orville K., Ensign, Montana Nat'I Bank,
Billings, Mont.
Grizzelle, Miles C, Student Officer, Le Roy, III.
Groh, Geo. Richard, Ensign.
Grooch, W. S., Ensign, 501 Rio Grande Si., El Paso,
Tex. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola, Key West, Rock-
away Beach, St. Trojan, France.
Gross, Gorham L.. Student Officer, 340 Genesee St.,
Utica, N. Y.
Grossman, Leslie H., War. Machinist, 204 1st St.,
Braddock, Pa.
Grosvenor, T. p., Lieut, (j.g.), 51 Prospect St., Provi-
dence. R. I. Squantum, Mass.; Hampton Rds.; Fort
Worih. Tex.; R. A. F. Hornsea; Kifiingholme, Eng. N. A.
No. 2101 o. HTA.
Grout. Ralph C, Student Officer, Batlleboro, 'Vt.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport, R. I. HTA.
Gboves, B. R., Student Officer, 110 12th St., Ann Arbor,
Mich. Seattle. Wash. HTA.
s D., Ensign, 2605 Durant Ave.. Berke-
[nsi. of Te:.:h., Miami. Pensacola, Fla.
HTA.
GuRNEY, G. Harmon. Ensign, 5233 Wissahickon Ave.,
Queen Lime, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami,
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2193. HTA.
GirHNEY'. HowAHO F., Jr., Student Officer, 907 Esplan-
ade, Pelham Manor, New York.
Gutelius. Fred P.. Student Officer, Hopewell, N. J.
Guthrie, J. O., Ensign, 5208 Harper Ave., Chicago,
111. Dunwoody Inst., Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
Gygeh, John T., Student Officer, 536 W. 114th St.,
New York City.
Gifrley, Doni
I "y, Cal. Mass
N. A. No. 2028.
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Ens ill n
755 Franklin St.. Worcns-
ter, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Ponsa-
cola. N. A. No. 11«5.
HTA.
HACKNEY, WM. I..
Ensign
McfJre^'or. Texa-^. Mass.
Inst, of Terh.. Kpy West.
N. A. No. J77:t. HTA.
A.
HACKSTADT. NKIL
Ensi(/n
1610 Genesee Ave.. Sajji-
naw. Mich. M. I. T., Pen-
sac la. Miami, Moutchic,
Hampton Roads. Bay Shore,
N. A. No. 1285. HTA.
HAKRIJ^ L. H.
Slufienl Ofliccr
14W N. Penna. St., Indi-
anapolis, Ind. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. HTA.
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HAINES, H. S., Jr.
//,! Ensign
'' " 525 Graydon Park, Nor-
folk, Virginia. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola.
HAINES, JOHN F.
Student Officer
5609 Greene St., German-
town, Pliila., Penn. Mass
Inst, of Tech., Cape May,
Gloucester, Philadelphia.
HTA.
HALL, C. ARNOLD
Ensign
915 Downer Ave., Utica,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Newport,
Chatham, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2489.
HALL, EDWARD B.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Jackson City Club, Jack-
son, Mich. Bureau Steana
Engineering, Wash., D. C.
HALL, KENNETH V.
Ensign
153 Hamilton Place, Fond
du Lac. Wisconsin. Mass.
Inst- of Tech., Miami, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1718.
HTA.
HALL, LEIGH S.
Ensign
Concord, N. H. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Curliss A.
& M. Corp., Buffalo.
HALL, MYRON C.
Ensign
216 Griffith Ave.. .San
Mateo, Cal. Seal tie, San
Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1922. LTA.
HALLAGAN, STUART D.
Ensign
Newark, New York Slate.
Pauillac, Fr., Eastlcigh,
Eng., Bay Shore, Washing-
ton, D. C.
IIALLETT, J. G.
Ensign
57 Elm Road, Newtonville,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Miami, Pauillac,
Moutchic, St. Trojan, Fr.
N. A. No. 682 HTA-
IIALSEY, F. K.
Sludf^nt Officer
27 Prince St., Elizabeth,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, HTA.
HALSTEAD, C D. R.
Student Officer
162 Hillside Ave., Newark,
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Brunswick, Ga.,
Key West. HTA.
HALSTEAD, H LOUIS
Ensign
1129 Cherry St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech , Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No.2591.
HTA.
HATTER, LOUI
Student OJj/tcer
fyloody, Texas. Seattle,
Washiiigloii. HTA.
ITAVVKINS, C. A.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Care of ODerations. Navy
Dept., Washington, D. C.
Pensacola, Moutchie, St.
Trojan, Bay Sh., Bruns-
wick, N. A., No. 63. HTA.
HAWKINS, JAMES H.
Lieul. (J.g.)
Grand Rapids, Midi.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacola, Fleet Air Detach-
ment (Sq. Comdr.) N. A.
574. HTA.
HAWKINS, SAM C.
Lieat. ij.tl-)
511 California St.. El Paso,
Tex. Pensacola, Catte-
waler, Plymouth, Eng. ,
Killingholme, Eng.
No. 228.
'* 'tf' t'
HAWKSWORTH, T. T.
652 Stanley St.. New Bri-
tain, Conn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Hockaway.
LTA.
HAYES. A.
Maehinisl
Morehead City, N. C.
Pensacola, Hampton Rds.,
iVlnreheadCity. N. A. No.
609. HTA,
HAYES, F. SEVERANCE
Ensujn
1H20 Hammond Ave., Su-
jierior. Wis. Dunwoody.
Miami. Pensacola
No. 218.3. HTA.
N. A.
HA.YNE. T. B.
Student Ofjicer
Congaree, S. C. Univ. of
\\'ashington, Seattle. HTA.
fm
IIAYNES, P. L.
Ens 1(1 n
ISth and Acklen Ave.,
Windsor Apts., Nashville,
Tenn Mass Inst ofTech.,
Miami key West, Pensa-
cola N A No 2608 HTA.
HAYWOOD, A., Jr.
Ensign
42 Prospect Ave.. Flushing,
N. Y. M,iss. Inst, ol Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2185. HTA.
JIAZELTON, E. LUCE
Ensign
15 Carroll St.. Porlland,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
New[>ort, Akron, Brest.
HI \L-i WII 1(1 lU M.
/ n^Kin
Lishon, N. H. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Curtiss Plant,
Bulfalo, N. Y.
HEARD. J. M., Jr.
Ensign
Long & Jefferson Sts.,
Aberdeen, Miss. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N.A. No. 2215.
HTA.
HEATH, B. D.. Jr.
Student Officer
Heathcolc. Charlolte, N.
C, Seattle, Washinglon.
HTA.
HEATH, CLYDE J.
Student Officer
183 Fiflh Si. Muskegon,
Mich., Seattle, Washing-
ton. HTA.
HEDTLER. ROBERT S
Lieut, (j.g.)
ny Highland Si., Chelsea,
Mass. Columbia, Chatham,
No. Sydney, Miami. HTA.
liEGKMAN, C. H
SUuk'nl Officer
540 W. 163 St.- New York
City. Muss. Invt. of Tech.,
Newport, Miami.
HELM, ARTHUR R.
Ensign
1720 Humboldt Ave., So
Minneapolis, Minn. Dun-
woody, Pensacola, Rock-
away N. A. No. 1064. HTA
HEMMENW\Y, L. T.
Linut. ij.g.)
41 Monadnock St., Dor-
chester, Mass. Bii. of
Steam En;^ineering, Wash-
ington, D.C.
HEMPHILL. R. W.
Ensign
962 Hereford Drive, Ak-
ron, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. N. A. No.
2055. HTA.
Official. U. S. N. A. S
The Executive Mansiox, \YAsnixGTON% D. C.
HENDERSON.E. F.. Jr.
Lieul. (J.g.)
Monadnock, Dublin, N. H
M. I. T.. Hamp. Kds., Pen-
sacola, Moutchic, Milan,
St. Inglvcrt, N. Bomb. Gr.
N. A. No. 398.
HENDERSON, S. T.
Ensifrn
607 Ea.1t Ave., Charlotte.
N. C. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key Weat, Miami.
Pensacola, Rockaway. N.
A. No. 1040. HTA.
IIENRION. PAUL E.;
Ensiijn
2r,n Bluff, Wichita, Kans.
Mass. Inst, ol' Tech., Mi-
ami,
No.
232
isacohi
HTA.
N. A.
HEXRY, CHARLES T.
Lieul. (j.,j.)
4.51 East Tlh St.. Brooklyn,
N. V,
Wesl.
13 1,1.
Ray Shore, Key
Miami. N. A. No.
HTA.
Ttff'iffV
-¥)
HICKS, WM. PAUL
Ensifin
713 Woodbourne Ave.. Go-
vans. Md. Miiss. inst. of
Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 193t.
HTA.
HIDRN. ROBERT B.
Ensign
Pungoleaf-'ue. Virginia.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Pensarola. N. A.
No. 219<). HTA.
HIESTAND, JOHN E.
StiKh-nl Officer
Bainbridge, Pennsylvania,
Dun woody, Inst., Minn.
HTA.
HIGGINS, AUSTIN D.
Ens ign
North Cohocron. N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Mi-
ami, Pcnsacola. N. A. No.
1917. HTA.
1
^
.J^-
(C) Comm. Pa't. Inf.
Let's (iu!
niLDING. A RTHURII.
Ensign
1311 Eddy St., Chicago
Til. Mass, Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. Hamp-
ton lloads. Great Lakes.
N. A. No. 2436. HTA.
HILL. HENRY W.
Ensign
Md Oak Grove St.. Minne-
apolis, Miim. Mass. Inst.
of Tech.,
No. 1526.
Miami.
HTA.
N. A.
HILL, VERNON H.
Enf^ign
60r, N. 12sl., Waco, Texas.
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Al^ron,
Rockaway, Key West.
LTA.
IIILLliERt,
Lieiil
«1 Hillherg
too, Mass. Mass
\\ ALTER R.
Ij-'l-)
Ave., Brock-
lust, of
IT.?
Tech., Hampton Rds.. Pen-
sacola, Monlauk. N. A.
No. 419. HTA.
HIMES, n T.
Ensign
West Pnim Boaoh, Fla.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami. Pensaeola.
N. A. No. 1783, IITA.
HINE, CHAS. n.
Sluilenl Officer
R. No. 7, Wiiiston-Salem,
N. C. Mass. Insl. of
Tech., Bay Shore. UTA.
HIPPI.E, J. PARKER
Ensign
40.-51 North 12th St., Phil-
adelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
HITCHCOCK, L. B.
Student Officer
Hillside Terace, Belmont,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
HIVELY, ROBERT D.
Ensicin
507 Boyd Ave., Baton
Rouge, La. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads. New London,
N. A. No. 1358. HTA.
HOAG, W. D., Jr.
Studmt Officer
384 Degraw St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
HOBBIS, T. ROGERS
Ensign
19 Edgar St., East Orange,
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Key
West. N. A. No. 2513.
HTA.
HODGDON, LYMAN A.
Ensign
8 Indiana Ave., Somerville,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Paris. Queens-
town, Lough Foyle. N. A
No. 661. HTA.
h^
HODGES, GEO. S.
Lieul. (J.g.)
R." F. D No 5 Ponti.u,
Mich. M,l•^s InsI ol'Iech,
Pensacola Ft V\iirth, Kjl-
lingholme, Eng N A No
253. HTA.
HODGES. GRAHAM B.
Ensign
1313 Euclid SI,. Washing-
ton, D. C. Mass Inst, of
Tech., Rockaway. LTA.
HODGMAN. FRANK 11.
Student Officer
3H E. 17th St.. Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Charleston, Akron, Rock-
away. LTA.
HOFFMAN, ROY II.
Ensign
North Reading, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ak-
ron, Rockaway. LT.A.
HOFFMEISTER, R. B.
Ensign
1080 13lh St., Boulder,
Colo. Seattle, San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No.
2432. UTA.
HOLDEN, JACK P
Ensign
458 Palmerslon Blvd., To-
ronto, Canada. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola,
Cape May. N. A. No.
102(1. HTA
HOLDEN, N. PARKER
Student Officer
669 Second Ave.. Detroit,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Yale Boat House, Pel-
ham Bay, U. S. S. Po-
cationtas. Key West. HTA.
HOLDEN, WILLIAM II.
Ensign
7 James St., Lynn, Mass
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Pensacola. HTA.
HOLDING, WILLIS A
Student Officer
705 Hillsboro St.. Paleigh.
N. C. Mass
Tech. HTA.
Inst.
HOLLETT, NORMAN
Student Officer
Westbury, L. I., N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
HOLLINGSWORTH, W.
Enaiqn
.500 E. Ulh St., No. Port-
land, Ore. Seattle, San
Diet,'0, Pensacola. N. .\.
No. 2269. HTA.
HOLLOWAY, WM. E., Jr.
Student Officer
40.3 West ItSth St., New
York City, Seattle, Wash-
ington, HTA.
(C) Underwood ^ Underwood, N. "i .
Crew of C-5 Starting for Newfoundland, Mat, 1919
HOLMAN, NEWTON D.
Ensign
42.5 E. St. Vrain St., Colo-
rado Springs, Colo, Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Rockaway Beach, ^ LTA
HOLTKAMP, F. G.
Student Officer
1299 Belle Ave.. Lakewood,
tlhio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. HTA.
HOLTON, RICHARD A.
Ensign
77 Pacific St., Fitchhnri;,
Mass. M. I. T., Bay Sh.,
Pensa., Miami, Moutchic,
Fromentine, Chatham. N.
A. No. 877. HTA.
HONODLE, HENRY S.
Ensign
65.5 E. Buchtel Ave., Ak-
ron, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Rockaway.
LTA.
m
^^
I
Efisiijft
4.7.'J Auburn Ave., Buffalo,
N. Y. Univ. Wash., Key
VVesl. N. A. No. 173.3.
Knsiqn
2 Benton Road, Somerville,
Mass. Mass. Inst. cfTech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1850. HTA.
Sludent Officer
Haddam, Kansas. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
IITA.
Student Officer
Wescoesviile, Penn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. LTA.
HOPKINS, JOHN A.
Stiiilent Officer
40 Cross Si,. Meilford,
Ma
sacola
(rreat Lakes, Pen-
IITA.
HOPKINS, R. G.
Student Officer
1.517 Lake Ave., Wilmette,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
HOPLER. HAROLD S.
Student Officer
5.3 E. Ilh St., Williamsport,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Newport, Brooklyn. LTA.
(/V7,
HORSLEY, WM. H.
Student Officer
936 36th Ave., Seattle
Wash. Seattle, Key West
HTA.
HOUGH. HENRY J.
Ens„,n
3036 Dent PI., N. W .,
Washinjiton, I). C. M. I.T.,
Pensa., Miami, Autingues,
Campagne, Moutcliic. N.
A. No. 718. HTA.
HOWARD, VINCENT E
Ensi.fin
« Milford St., Binghamlon,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Fla., Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2540. HTA.
HOUSE, MILES F.
Student Officer
116 So. Meldrnm St., Ft.
Collins, Col. Seallle,
San Diego. IITA.
IIOYT, FERDINAND A.
Ensign
16 Dutchess Terrace, Bea-
con, N. Y. Great Lakes,
Pensacola.
IfOUSMAN, ROBERT L.
HOWARD, ALAN F.
Ensirm
Ensign
201 Eo^l Ormiin Ave.,
Pueblo, ColfjrHiio. Mass
Inst. of Trch.. Akron,
Hockfiwiiy Beach, L. 1.
LTA.
20 Lake St., Winchester
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Miami. IVnsaiola. N. A
No. 2400. HTA.
IIUBACIIEK, F. B.
Lieut, (j.a.)
2900 Fifth Ave., S. Minnea-
polis, Minn. Dunwoody,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 906.
HUDSON. ALFRED W.
Lieut, ij.g.)
566 Greene .Ave . Brooklyn.
N. Y. Muss. Insl. of Tech..
Pensacola, Chatham, N.
A. No. 490. HTA.
HUGER. DANIEL E.
Erixif/n
1245 Madison Ave., New
York City. Avord, Fr.,
, Moulchie, Kr.. Porto Cor-
?ini. Italy. N. A. No. 1007.
HTA.
HUGHES, DAVID
17 Gramercy P,irk, New
York Cily. Mass. Inst, ot
Tech., Pensacola. San
Die;;o.
HUGHES. J. \V.
Ensign.
211.5 E. Glisan St., Port-
land, Oregon. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., U. S. S. South
Daboln, Key West, Miami
N. A. No. 1523.
HUISKAMP, GERARD L.
Ensign
801 Granl Ave., Keokuk.
HUME, KENNETH W.
Ensign
15 Pierrepont St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. M. I. T., Key
West, Miami, Pensa., Mon-
tauk, Norfolk, Hamp. Rds.
N. A. No. 1050. HTA.
HUME, THOMAS
Ensign
2113 S. St., N. \V., Wiish-
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2391.
HTA.
HUMPHREY, 11. L.
Ensign
613 Eye St., N. E., Wash-
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, fIomi>ton Rds.
N. A. No. 2090. HTA.
lUNDT. LE.STER T.
Ensign
330 E. 139lh St.. New York
Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
H.iy -Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 13S6. HTA.
1
HYLAND. K. M.. Jr.
Student Officer
UUoa, N. Y. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Charlpston, S. C.
lent Officer, 31 Appleton St.,
Haaren, p. J., Ensign, N. A. No. 496.
Hack, H. M.. Student Omcer.
Hadden, Hamilton, Student Officer, 1207 19th St..
Washington. D. C.
HADFrELD. Hahold F., Ensign, Youle Adams, Ma
N. A. No. 1H.38.
Hadlev, Fueo L., Ensign. N. A., No. 1793.
Hadley, Henbv S., Knsi-n. 13468 CHflon Blvd..
Cleveland, O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fia. N. A.
No. 1527. HTA.
Hafneb, Victor L-, Slu
Boston, Mass.
Hager, Roreht N., Ensign, Omaha. Nfbr. N. A. No.
2389.
Haggektv, a. G., Ensign.
Hague, Alfred, Ensign.
Hahn, F. H., Lieut, (j.g.), U9 East Sfuh St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 471.
HTA.
Hahn. WiLLr\M P., Ensij;n. Leetsdale. Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tecli., Akrozi, Rockaway, Hampton Roads. LTA.
Hahn, William R., Lieut, (j.g.), Hotel Iroquois, 49
West 44(h Sr., New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Fla.
Haight, Richahd A., Slndeiit Officer, 312 Times BIdg.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Boston. HTA.
Haines, J. Allen, Lieut, (j.g.), 7.54 Prospect St., Win-
netka. III.
Halbert, Frank Dunn, Easign, Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 2066.
Halden, William H., Student Officer, 7 James St., Lynn,
Mass.
Hale. Andrew, Ensign, 48 Rhodes Ave., Akron, Ohio.
N. A. No. 18o4.
Hale, George E., Ensign, 167 Sand St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hale, Luther W., Student Officer, 58 West 47th St.,
New York City.
Hale. J. D., War. Machinist. Beaton Harbor, Mich.
Haley, James E., Student Officer. 1005 West 3rd St..
Dixon, 111.
Hall, Alexander M., Lieut. 0'.=-). 1000 Park Ave..
New York City.
Hall. Charles C, Student Officer, 2204 West Grace
St., Richmond, Va.
Hall, Courtnev R., Student Officer, 41 Rradburn St..
Rochester, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport, R. I.,
and New Lon<lon. Conn. HTA.
Hall, Edwin M., Ensign, N. A. No. 347.
Hall, Hansell, Student Officer, 712 Third Si., Macon,
Ga.
Hall, Hiibeut M., Student Officer, Bay Minette, AJa.
Hall, John W., Student Ollicer.
Hall, Kelly R., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 10,
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Hall, Lincoln N., Ensign, N. A. No. 1585.
Hall. Rali'h C, Student Officer, 4600 Maryland Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
HTA.
Hall, Raymond Avery, F^usign, Box 38, Cape Charles,
Va.
Hall, W. S., Ensign, 17 Elm St., Rochester, N. Y.
Hallett, Ron\ld p.. Ensign, 63 Middle St., Glouce^^ter,
Mass. Mass. lusL. of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Fla. N. A.
No. 1148.
Halliburton, S. S., War. Machinist.
Halliwell, R. D., Ensign, 147 Market St., Bethlehem.
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Pensacola. N. A. No.
2270. HTA.
r^^K:
Hallum, O. T., Ensign, N. A. No. 1272.
Halsey, Eldred a.. Student Officer, 58 East 177 St.,
New York Cily.
Halstead, J. Sterling, Ensign, 128 East 78th St., New
York City, R. F. C., Canada. Camp Ralhbone. Camp Bor-
den, Hampton Roads, Sau Diego, Cal. HTA.
Halsted, W. Tydeb, Ensign, 682 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 1061.
Hambly, Harry B., Jr.. Student Officer, 2620 licnvenue
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Hamill, Curtis F., Student Officer, 18 Park St., Stone-
ham, Mass.
Hamilton, Fhoman, Student Olficer, 205 Lytton Ave.,
Shceuley Farms, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hamilton, Raymond N.. Student Officer, 291 Prospect
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Hammann, Chas. Hazeltine, Ensign, 2540 E. Baltimore
St., Baltimore, Md. N. A. No. 1494.
Hammann, Harry C, Student Officer, 217 N. Maple
Ave., Martinsburg, W. Va. Dunwoody Inst.
ILvMMER, George D., Ensign, 218 W. DeSota St., Pen-
sacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2470.
Hammond, Burton H., Ensign, \\'areham, Mass. N. A.
No. 1224.
Hammond, Everett Harold, Student Officer.
Hammond, Leonard A., Student Officer, Warsaw, III.
Hamphill, Russell, Ensign, Pelham Ray, N.Y.
Ianagan, Thomas P., Student Officer, 20 h^uclid Ave.,
Yonkcrs, N. Y.
JIance, E. it.. Lieut, (j.g.), N. A. No. 911.
Ianchett, James Malcolm, Ensign, South Nalick,
Mass. Columbia Univ., Squanlum. Mass.; Hampton
Roads, Cape May, N. J.
Hand, G. C, Ensign, 136 Crickett Ave., Ardmore, Pa.
N. A. No. 894,
Hand, H. F., Student Officer, Laurence, N. Y.
Hanev. Paul S., Student OHicer. 29 Sixth St., Quaker-
town, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Hanf, Hobart W., Student Odicer, 173 Third St,, San
Bernard ine. Cal.
Hanford, John William, l^^nsign.
Hanifan, John C, Student Offici^r, Emmelsburg, Iowa.
Hanley, John D., Ensign, 89ih St. and 10th Ave., N. E..
Seattle, Wash. N. A. iNo. 2117.
IIanna, Walter S.. Jr., Student Officer, 173 Woodland
Ave,, Columbus. Ohio.
Hannan, Emmett D., Student Officer. 502 N. 5th St..
Paducah, Ky.
Hansen, C. L., Ensign.
Hansen, Fred (i.. Ensign, 1506 Foster Ave., Toledo.
Ohio.
Hansen, J. E., Jr., War. Machinist.
Hanson. Wm. H., Student Officer, 3401 Pleasant Ave
Minneapolis, Minn.
Happer, Andrew P., Student Olficer, 316 Dickson Ave.,
Bon Avon, Pa.
Hardendorf, F. M., Ensign. N. A. No. 2456.
Harder, H. G., Ensign, Nelson St.. Bayside, L. I. Mass
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. HTA.
Harder, Keith C, Student Officer, Wilkesville, O.
Harder. Ralph Wm., Student Officer, 115 S. Emerson
Ave,, Indianapolis. Ind.
Hardin, Josia.h B., Student Officer. 501 Austin St.,
\^'aco, Tex.
Hardy, Frank K., Student Olficer. Shawshcon Road,
Andover, Mass.
Hardy, Hufus, Jr.. Ensign, 1818 Kalorama Rd., Wash-
ington, D. C. N. a. No. 1226.
Hargett, Daniel G., Student Officer, Elbres Pharmacy,
Miami. Fla.
Harkson, Ulysses S.. Student Officer.
Harlan, Joseph L.. Ensign, 1526 Walnut St., Berkeley,
Cal. N. A. No. 1416.
Harlow, John S., Jft., Student Officer, 7 Liunaan St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Harmon, Austin, Student Officer, 2128 Penobscot Bldg.,
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech, Miami. HTA.
Harmon, Lawrence E., Jr., Student Officer, 623 Dele-
ware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Harnett. F. B.. Student Officer, Burnett, Ctd. Seattle
Wash. LTA.
Harrell. Jerry D.. Student Officer, Box 791 , Port
Arthur, Texas. University of Washington, Seattle. HTA.
rrr
^£^--»^;>i?j
Harrell, Samuel R,,.SludenL Officer, 119 N. 10th St.,
Nobclsville, Ind.
Harhigaiv, J. J., War. lioatswain. N. A. No. 550.
ilARRlr;A^^ M. J., Liout. (J.f,'.), Orosso, Mi«^li.
Harrington. Arthur S,, Student Officer, 326 \A'yun-
dotle St.. S. llelhlihom, I'ii,
Harris, Abram W., Jr., SUidcnl Omcer, 1701 Arch Si..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Harris, Andrew Stewart, Student Oflicer, 54 East
14lh St., Allania. Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O.;
Pensacola, Fla. LTA.
Harris, Arthur William, Sludenl Officer, 532 Broad
St., Providence. R.
Harris, Elliot H., Ensi^'n, 33 West 93rd St., New York Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
Hastings. Eugene T., Ensign, 201 3rd Ave., Joliet, III.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensaeola, Miami, Pari-, Moulchic.
HTA.
Hastings, Herbert R., Student OIHcer, 530 West End
Ave., New York City.
Hatch, Richard W., Student Otricer, North Marshfield,
Mass.
Hathaway, S. D., Ensig:n, Care of W. T. Ham & Co., Inc.,
Soulhfj:ate Terminals, Norfolk, \a. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Norfolk, U. S. S. New Jersey, Brooklyn. LTA.
Halirer, Carl, Ensign, Springfield, Ohio.
Hauenstein, Clifford E., War. Machinist.
Haijn, .Ioya C\^■FIELD, Student Officer, 2261 Shattrick
City.
Harris. George C, Student Officer, Apt. B, No. 1
Dean Apt., Birmingham, Ala.
Harris. Harold B., Student Oflicer.
Harris, Harry L., Ensign, Apt. 507 Fontanet Courts,
Washington. D. C. N. A. No. lOKl
Harris, James C, Student Officer, 238 E. Front St.,
Missoula, Mont.
Hapbis, Jall Chandler, Student Officer, 54 East 14th
St., Atlanta, Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Harris, John H., Student Officer, 2200 East 91st St.,
Georgetown, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensaeola.
LTA.
Harris, John McC, Ensign, 2466 Kenilworth Heights,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Harris, Leon B., War. Machinist. 3301 Calhoun Blvd.'
Minneapolis, Minn.
Harris, Samuel C, Student Officer, Care of Y. M. C.
A-, Wilmington, Del. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Harris, W. N., Ensign. 1118 Main St., Danville, Va.
Hahhis. Walter P., Ensign. N. A. No. 1777.
Harris, A\ ilson P., Ensign, 1211 Centra' Ave., San-
dusky, (Jhio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensaeola. N. A. No. 1777. HTA.
Harrison, Donald I., Student Officer, 6963 Frankstown
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Harrison, Sumner D., Ensign, 147 So. Muim .\ve.,
East Orange, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensaeola, Key
West. HTA.
H.ARRKSON, William H., Student Officer, R. D. No. 1,
Cartersville, Va.
Harshaw, Frank, Ensign, The St udebaker Corp., Snuth
Bend, Ind.
ITarshberger, Fred A., Student Officer.
Hart, Alfred L., Ensign, fi6 Buckingham St., Water-
biiry, Cf)nn.
Havel, Frederick, Ensign, 1906 E. 45th St., Seattle,
Wash.
Hawkins, A. D., Ensign.
Hawkins, M. I., Ensign.
Hawkins, Ress, Lieut, (j.g.), Easton, Maryland. N. A.
No. 223.
Hawkins, Tom W., Student Officer, 629 N. College St.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Haworth, Richard, Lieut, fj."-'- N. A. No. 706.
Hawthoriv, Arlin pi, R. F. D. No. 2, Spencer, la.
Dunwoody, Minn., Miami, Fla.
Hayden, Philip S.. Student Officer, 85 S. Prospect St.,
Rurlington. Vt.
Haye, Edward J., Student Officer, 1173 Bellevue Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Hayes, Benjamin S.. Ensign, 2620 College Ave., Berke-
ley, Cal-
Hayes, H. K., Ensign.
IIwES, H. H,, Jr., Student Officer, 28 Einhorn Road.
Winchester, Mass.
Hayes, L. B., Student Officer, Box 239, Route C, San
Jose. Cal. Seattle.
Hayes, Benjamin S., Ensign.
Hayes, H.. W^ar. Gun.
Hays, Bolfe M., Ensign, 810 S. Third St., Champaigne,
III.
Hazard, Ch\rles M.. Student Oflicer, 627 Clark St.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hazleton, E\erett L., P^nsign. 15 Carroll St., Portland,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Brest, Fr.; New-
port. LTA.
Hazen, C. H., War Mach., 286 Dean St.. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Hazen, E. R., War. Mach.
U \zEN, Maynard T., Ensign, 1008 .\sylum Ave.. Hart-
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensaeola, Fla. H'f A.
II \ZLETT, Harhy C, Student Officer. Pleasant Valley,
Hart, Hkrschel R., Student Oflicer, Crescent St., Wheeling W \a Great Lakes. HTA.
Williamstown. W. Va. ,,^^^^' m^„,,.,,^ Stmk^nt Officer, 13-1 N. 17th St..
Hart, Lef i\. StrHjenl Officer, 332 Maryland Ave., N. E., Lincoln, Nebr.
Washington, D. C. Hkald. Pusry Bancroft. Student Officer. 2231 Hurley
Hart, Lkland P., Ensign, 816 L Si., S. E., Washington, Ave., Ft. Worth, Tex. Mass. Insl. ofTech-. Miami. HT.\.
^- C- Heap, George R., Student Officer, Care of Y. .M. C. A..
Hart/gan, James C, Ensign, 26 Hayes St., Norwich, 1736 G St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
N- Y. HE\Rr>. Drayton, Student Officer, 322 Chestnut Road,
Harting, John B., Student Officer, 20 E. Johnson St.. Edgeworlh, Allegheny Co.. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Germantown, Philadelphia, I'a. Mass. Insl. of Tech. Great Lakes, Hampton Roads. HTA.
Heaslip, Chvrles T., Student Oflicer, 454 Riverside
Drive, New Ynrk City.
HTA.
Hartley, Franoi.'^, Jr., Ensign, 27 Stone Rd., Belmont.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 'fe( h., Pensaeola, Moutchic, L Aher
Vrache. LITA.
Hartman, Aubrey C. D., I'^nsign, lieta I'hela Pi House,
Middlelon, Conn. N. A. No. 1859.
Hartman, Leonard C, Ensign, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Seattle, Wash., Miami, Pensaeola. N. A. No. 2558. HTA.
Harvey, Harold F., Student Officer, Eldon, Mo.
Haskell, Henry Coiivill, Student Oflit'er, 72 Federal Diego. HTA.
Heath, Marion C, Student Officer. 2096 Suney Rd.,
Cleveland, Ohio. Great Lakes, lU. HTA.
Heath, Otis L.. Student Officer, 17 Isabella Ave., New-
ark, N. J., Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA.
Heath, William T., Student OfiUer. 76 Soldiers PI.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Heffelfinger, Totton p.. Ensign, 312 Chamber of
Commerce, Minneapolis, Minn. Dunwoody Inst., San
St., Brunswick, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Fla.
HTA.
Haskell, M.. Ensign. 92 \\ inter St., Portland, Mc. N. A.
No. 1752.
Haskins, John E., Student Officer. 1026 Title Inc. Bldg.,
Los Angeles. Cal.
Ha-ssan. Emin, Ensign. 365 E. 2]sl St., Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensaeola. N. A. No. 1598.
HTA.
Hassell, Thomas F., Student Officer, Billow S(., Clifton.
Tenn.
Hasselman, C. H ., Ensign, Hamrdoii Rds., Rockaway.
N A. No. 2444.
Heffr<jn, John M., Ensign, 361 N. Maple Ave., Green-
wich, C<jnn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Instructor.
Hegedorn. Walter, Student Officer, 391 Webster Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
H EIDER, Raymond F., Student Officer, 55 Yale St.,
Holyoke. Mass.
Heil, Geo L.. Student Officer, 1231 Boswell St..Topeka.
Kans-
Heil, J. Kenneth, Student Officer, 5735 University
Ave., Chicago, III. Dunwoody Inst.. Miami. HTA.
Hetneman, Edward T., Student Officer, 634 Grace St.,
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst of Tech. HTA.
Hetts-Menken, J. M.. Ensign.
V^^'i
Held, Lothrop Motley. Lieut. i,i.^'.). 22 East 82nd St.,
New York. Pensacola, Ft. Worth! Ilami)lon Roads, Ray
.Shore, Miami, Rrunswick.
Helm, GEOnr.E W., Ensign, l.iTl II h Ave., Louisville,
Ky. N. A. No. i:)65.
Henderson, Colin David, Ensifjn, Lewisburft. W. Va.
Seattle, Wash., San Diego, Cal., Pensa(-ola. N. A. No. 2391.
HTA.
Hender.son. Grorce R., Lieut. (j.L:,) 27."! Sayles \ve ,
Pawtuckel, H. I., Mass. Inst, of Tech., I'ensacofa. N A.
No. 909. HTA.
Hender.son. .T. W.. Student Ollieer. 21:J9 Massachusetts
Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
IIENDER.SON. Paul, Ensign. N. A. No. 2141.
Hendrick, Jack M., Student Ollieer, 2(17 Marine Bank
Bldg., Long Beach, Cal.
Hendrickson, Frank D., Student CXlicer, 7 Hanover
Sq., New York City.
Henry, Chas W., Ensign, The Racquet Club. Philadel-
phia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. Pensacola. HTA.
Herrinian. Morris W., Student Officer, .320 N. Frank-
lin Ave., Ri ver Forest, 111. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Herbert. James II.. Lieut, (j.g.). ;i01 West 32nd St.,
New York City. Ray Shore, L. I., Key West, Montauk.
N. A. No. 408. HTA.
Hertel, Joseph P., Student Officer. Chillon, Wis.
Hertner, William, War. Gun.
Herzer, V. 11.. Student Officer, 189 West Church Si.,
Marion, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Hessey, John R., Student Officer, 1.500 Putnam Ave..
Rrooklyn, N. Y.
Meth, Louis E., Student Officer, 93ff Washington .\ve.,
Racine, Wis.
Hetzel, Harhy C, Student Olflcer, 2,518 17lh St.,
Washington, D. (^.
IIeuchel, IIiRRY J., Student Olfi<er, .519 Third St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Heusel, I'hillip, Ensign,
IIeusinger, William, Student Ollieer, 2019 Marine
Ave., .San Antonio, Texas. Seatile, Wasti. HT.'\.
Hewitt, Lamheut, Ensign. If 12 Van Ness Ave., San
Francisco, Cal. N. A. No. 1760.
Hewitt, Roscoe S., Student Olfieer, 821) N. St. Joe Ave..
Hastings, Nehr.
IIeidt, Edward F.. Ensign. 88 Lineohi Si.. Mont'4air-
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Slidre, I'.iisaeola. N. A.
No. 1863.
Herman, Morris ,\.. Student Oilicer. 317 Union Ave.,
S. E., Grand liai)ids, iVIieh.
Hick, Charles M., Lieut, (j.g.), 1.5 Sibley St., ILim-
mond, Ind.
fliCKEi , Bi:n,iamin J., Ensign. .317 Fortlhani Rd.. New
York Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola. IIT.V.
Hickman, Ernest T., Ensign, Lake Wales, FUi. Mass.
Insl. of Tech., Riiiralo, N. Y.
Hicks, Frederick R., Lieut. I, j.g.). llingham, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Clialliam. N. -\. No.
729. HTA.
HiGBiE, N, Br\i>le>, Jr.. Ensign, 19,33 Kimbark Ave.,
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1373. HTA.
HiHN, F. D., Student Officer, Care of Olymijic Club,
San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
HiLAiRE, Chas, F„ War. Gun.
Hilbish. Wm. Dale, Student OITieer, 102 .\doli)h Ave.,
Akron, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. IITA.
Hildebrand, E. S., Student OfTieer, 40 Allen PI., Hart-
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
HiLDEBRANDT, B. E., Ensign, 248 Randolph Ave..
Peoria, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 132.5. IITA.
HiLDEBRANDT, Geo. N., Eusigo, 218 Randolph Ave..
Peoria, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. f710. HTA.
Hill, Albert E., Student Officer, 205 The Alabama
Apts., Washington, D. C.
Hill, Alexander B., Jr.. Ensign, 2507 Hearst Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. N. A. No. 1647.
Hill, Boyd T., Student Officer, 208 West St., Freeporl. 111.
Hill. Charles F.. Student Olfieer, 705 Taylor St.,
Washington, D. C.
Hill, Geo. A.. Lieut, (j.g.), Hudson, .Mass. Mass. Inst,
•f Tech., Miami. Key West. N. A. No. 1481. HTA.
Hill, Hamilton R., Ensign, Westbury, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Brunswick. N. A.
No. 1312. HTA.
Hill. James Prvrson, E^nsign. ,Smyrna, Delaware.
.Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami and Pensacola. N. .\. No.
2176. HTA.
Hill. John W.. Student Officer, Iiiex Hotel, 9tli and
Troost St., Kansas, Mo,
Hill, John W., Ensign, 171 Beeehwood Ave., Britlge-
porf. Conn. N. A. No. 698.
Hill, Mahlon W., Ensign, 23 Holland Rd.. Melrose,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio: Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 2272. LTA.
Hill, Rorert A.. Ensign, 11 Third Ave., Northampton,
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola,
Hampton Rds., Fleet Air Detachment. N. A. No. 1298.
HTA.
Hill, W. II., Ensign, 933 N. lltli Si., Heading, Pa.
IIlLLBERT, Webb. Elnsign. 2311 Grand Ave.. New York
City. N. A. No. 427.
Hills, Thos. Oliver. Ensign. N. A. No. 1008.
HiLLSTROM, Roy A., P^nsign.
Hillyer, Docclas. Ensign, 2021 ilillyer PI., \A'ashing-
ton, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fla.
HiMES. Geo. Heckman, Ensign, 1721 Columbia Rd.,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 1913.
Hinds, Horace S., Ensign, 43 Central Ave., Newton-
ville. Mass. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1147. IITA.
HiNES. John Willis, Ensign, 17 Gramercy Park, New
York City. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola,
Montchic-Lananaii, Rillingholme, nundee. Chatham.
.\. A. No. 338. IITA.
lliNKEL, Ai.viN C, Student Oilicer, 576 Weslminster
Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.
IIiNTON, Serastian, Euslgn, 10 S. La Snlle St., Chicago,
111.
llieKE. Li cms W., Student Officer, 3021 Cedar St.,
Milwaukee. W is.
HiRSCH, Oliver J , Student Ollieer, 6oll N. Ashland
.\ve., Chicago. III.
Iliscox, DwiD F.. l']nsign, East I'.itihogue, Long Is-
land, N. Y. N. ,\. N... 1253.
Kite, Hiicii Muin, Ensign, 12 ,\rliriglon St., Cam-
bridge, Mass. Mass. Insl. of 4V.4i . K.-v West, Miami,
.Marine Field, Mouh hie. Norlhern Bombing Group. HTA.
lliTE, 1'. Iv. Ensign. Franklorl, Ky. Mass. Insl. of
Tech.. Key West. Miami. Pensaeol.i. l':asl leigli, HoehaiII|i-
loii, Eng. N- A. No. It50. IITA.
IloicuND. G. F.. Ensign. 76 Maple I'l.. Keviiorl. N. J.
Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Akron. Oliio: Rnckawav Beach, N. Y.
LTA.
llovcHND. I'ortkh. Lienl. (j.g.l. Bed Bank, N. J.
Mass. Insl. of 4'ech., Key West. Rockawav. N. A. No.
450. L4-A.
lloBBs, Percy M.. Student Officer, 1933 E. 82d St.,
Cleveland, Ohio. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West.
HocKMAN, (;eo. B., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 7,
Hagerstown, Md.
HoDGDON, Pmji. E., Student Officer, 39 West Broadway,
Bangor, Maine.
Hodges, Chas. E.. Ensign, 213 (Gardner Rd , Brookline,
Mass. N. A. No. 397.
TIooges, K. R., Lieut, (j.g.), 522 Vine St., Albany, Ga.
Mass. Inst, of Teeli., Pensacola, Moutehic, Killingholme.
N. A. No. 335. HTA.
HoDCKiNS, Mebton 0., Student Olfieer, 185 Soutli Side
Ave., Freeport. N. Y.
HoFER. -M. a.. Lieut, (i.g.). 2374 Grandin Rd.. Cincin-
nati. Ohio. N. A. No. 194.
HoFF. Paul Frank. Student Olfieer. 615 Cramer St.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hoffman, J. R., Ensign, 228 Central .\ve., Los Angeles,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Curtis, Buffalo; L. W. F.,
College Point.
Hoffman, R. G., Ensign, 321 Hawthorn Road, Roland
Park. Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola, N.
Bomb. Group. N. A. No. 683. HTA.
Hoffer, R. II., Ensign.
Hohenthal, Louis L., Student Officer, 467 Center St.,
South Manchester, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
HoHL, Stewart M., Jr., Student Officer, 627 W. 113lh
St., New York City.
HoisiNGTON, II. W.. Ensign, .51 I'l Woodruff Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.,
Pensacola. HTA.
Holden. Geo. F., Student (Jflieer, 248 Post .\ve., Sao
.\ntouio, Tex.
Holding, R. S., Ensign.
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IIoLGATE, RoBRRT B., Ensign, Evans ton. III. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Beach. LTA.
Holland. James G., Ensign, 334 Hollister Ave., Grand
Rapids, Mich. Dunwootly Inst., Miami, Pcnsacola.
HTA.
HoLLiDAv, Fhederick T., Student Oiricer, 1 Ilillhouse
Ave,, New ITaven, Conn.
lIoLLis, Thomas, Jr., Ensign, New London, N. H.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
IIoLLOWAY, T. F., Ensign, River Rank, Beverly, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pcnsacola, Bay Shore, Cape May,
Moutchic, Fromentine, France. N. A. No. 87H. HTA.
HoLMAN. Wm. D., Student Odicer, Psi Upsilon House,
Middleton, Conn.
HoLMQuiST, Carl W., Ensign, 1103 Major St., Wood-
lawn, Reaver Co., Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Rockaway, Marginal Parkway. LTA.
HoLST, Emmert T., Ensign, Elks Club, Seattle, Wash.
N. A. No. 1125.
Holt, Arthur R., Ensign, 15 Rice St., Newton Center,
Mass.
Holt, Benj. Dean, Ensign, 548 E. Park St., Siocklon,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, San Diego.
N. A. No. I37L HTA.
Holt. John W., Student Ofhcer, 8 Atwood St., Harlford,
Conn.
Holtby. E\nL D., Student OfTtccr, 175 Edwards St..
New Haven, Conn.
Holtham, Earl A., Ensign, 828 12(h St., Modesto, Cal.
N. A. No. 1485.
HoLTON. J. RAnny, Ensign, 505 W. 13th St., Austin,
Tex. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. N. A. No.
1888. HTA.
HoLZL, Alfred P., War. Gunner.
Homer, Joseph W., Ensign. N. A. No. 668.
HoNDLE, W. C, War. Machinist.
Honey, Frederic D., Student OfTicer, Greshara, Ore.
HoNNEN. Edward H., Student Officer, 1423 N. Lejon
St., Colorado Springs, Colo.
HoopES, Thomas T., Lieut, (j.g.), 124 High St., New-
huryport, Mass. Squantum, Mass.; Hampton Rds.;
Pensacola, Fla.; Chatham, Mass. N. A. No. 1094. IITA.
Hopkins, D. W., Ensign, 3435 Cornell Pi., Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Great Lakes,
Washington, D. C. HTA.
Hopkins, J. G., Jr., Student Oflicer. Greenwood, Va.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Hopper, Geo. T., Student Officer, P. O. Box 446, Spo-
kane, Wash.
Horn, Herbert E., Ensign.
Horner, Joseph, Jr., Student Officer. Green Ray, Wis.
Care of Press Gazette. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Fla. HTA.
Horner, Wm. W., Lieut, (j.g.), 4907 Carnegie Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio;
Rockaway Beach, N. Y.; Brest, France. LTA.
Horrell, Martin L., EnsigD, 600 Karpen BIdg..
Chicago, III.
HoBTON, Harry D., Ensign, Peconie, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1675. HTA.
HoBTON, Jerome L., Student Officer, 2670 Hudson Blvd.,
Jersey City, N. J.
HosFORD. Hemphill M., Student Officer, Waxahochie,
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rockaway
Beach, L. I. LTA.
HosKiNs, Arthur C, Student Officer, 525 Jefferson Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Hough, K. R., Ensign.
Hough, Warren R., Student Officer, 410 E. John St.,
Champaign. III.
HovEY. Leon R., Ensign, 29 Lancaster St., Cambridge.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
Howard, Charles Sothoron, Student Officer, Frederick,
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Charleston.
HowABD, Howell II., Student Officer, 205 W. 2d St.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Howard, John Cocrane, Student Officer, Winchester
St., Haverhill, Mass.
Howard. John G., EnsiKn, 210 Lexington Ave., Ro-
chester, N. Y. N. A. No. 1949.
HowDEN, Frederick J., Student Officer, 104 Park Ave.
E., Savannah, Ga. Seattle. Wash. HTA.
Howe, Dudley Rogers, Student Officer, 22 Worthing-
toD Rd., Brookline, Mass.
Howe, Harold, Lieut. fJK )■ Care of Tioga Cigar Co.,
Owego, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola,
Miami, Pauillae, Moutchic, Brest. N. A. No. 518. HTA.
HowEBTON, James, Ensign, N. A. No. 1074.
Howlett, W. M., Ensign, 23 Irving St., Cambridge,
Mass.
Hi;bbard, Charles E., Lieut, fjg.). 30 Powel Ave.,
Newport, R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Moutchic, Pen-
sacola, Fromentine, ¥r.\ Miami. N. A. No. 350. HTA.
Hubbard, Milton Le Compte, Student Officer. 118
Academy St., Cambridge, Md. Dunwoody Inst. HTA.
HuBBELL, Nelson E., Ensign, 135 N. Pearl St., BufTalo,
N. Y. N. A. No. 2431.
HuDBELL, Wm. L, Student Officer, Canal St., Westport,
Conn.
HucK, Louis C, Student Officer, 446 Diversey Parkway,
Chicago, 111.
HuDDLESTON, Walteh D., Ensign, 332 W. Broad St.,
Tciarkana, Tex. N. A. No. 766.
Huffman, Kenaz, Ensign. 411 Ernest & Cranmer Bldg.,
Denver, Colo. Seattle, Wa.sh., D. C. HTA.
Hughes, Caleb C, Jr., Student Officer, 213 14th St.,
S, E.. Washington, D. C.
Hughes, Erne.st L., S Indent Officer, 1206 Hinman
Ave., Evanston, III.
Hughes, Harry H.. Jr.. Sludont Officer, 1001 Pine St.,
Rolla, Mo.
Hughes, Paul A., War. Machinist, 15 Berkeley PI.,
Montclair, N. J.
IluKiLL, Emory W., Ensign, Middletown, Del. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami. N. A. No. 1524. HTA.
Hulett, E. C, Ensign, Holly, Mich. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Akron, I*ensacola, Monlauk and Rockaway. N. A.
No. 2035. LTA.
Hull, \A'm. R., Ensign, 139 Sheldon Ave., Grand Rapids,
Mich. N. A. No. 1719.
Hulse, J. IL, Ensign. N. A. No. 1288.
Humbert, O.'^car L., Sliident Officer. 828 S. D St.,
Arkansas City, Kans. Seattle, Washington. HTA.
HuMisTON, Wm. T., Student Officer, Vero, Fla., Seattle,
Key West. LTA.
Hummer, Richard P., Ensign, 4535 Beacon St., Chicago,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Norfolk, Saunders
Range, Md.; Pensacola. N. A. No. 1162. HTA.
Humphreys, Wm. V., Jr., Ensign. N. A. No. 173.
Humphreys, Wm. Y., Jr., Lieut, f.j.g.).
Huneke, Robert C, War. Boatswain.
Hunnewell, C. F., Ensign, 50 Chandler St., W. Somer-
ville, Mass.
Hunt, Vincent R., Student Officer. Bricelyn, Minn.
Dunwoody Inst., Miami. HTA.
Hunter, Byron W., Student Officer, Fremont, Nebr.
Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Hunter, Charles N., Student Officer, Burlingame, Cal.
Hunter, Donald Wm., Student Officer, 80 Westminster
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Hunter. Harry IL, Ensign, 1119 Judson Ave., Evans-
ton. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Queenstown,
Wexford, Ireland. HTA.
Hunter, Robert D., Ensign, 977 Hackensack Plk. Rd.,
North Rergen, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
L. L, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1950.
Hunter, T. W., Ensign. 57 Eliot St., Detroit, Mich.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. Miami.
N. A. No. 1382.
Huntington, Edwin Jay, Lieut, (j.g.), Geddes Road,
Aim Arbor, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads. HTA.
Huntley. Robert R., War, Carpenter, 303 Electric
RIdg., Buffalo, N. Y. Philadelphia Navy Yard; Pauillae,
France; Eastleigh, Eng.
Huntley, W. C, Ensign, East Auburn, Cal. Seattle;
San Diego, Cal., and Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1899.
Hurt, Sherwood L., Student Officer, Bartow County,
White, Ga.
HussEY, John Edward, Student Officer, 5811 Cabanne
Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Great Lakes Naval Training Station,
U. S. Naval Unit, Yale University, New Haven.
HuTCHiNGs, John H., Student Officer, 2805 O Ave.,
Galveston, Tex. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
HuTCHiNS, D. J., Lieut, (j.g ), 256 Tyler Ave., Detroit
Mich., Supt. constr. aircraft. New York City.
IIuTC iiNsoN, Arthur Edward, War. Machinist.
Iutchinson, Hubert, Student Officer, 311 Mt. Prospect
?^
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)M
r
Ave., Newark. N. J. Mass
Pensacola, Fla. HTA.
Inst, of Tech.. Miami and
Hutchinson. John G.. Student OITicer, 659 Massa-
chusetts Ave.. Arlington, Mass.
Hutchinson, Lester B., EInsign. N. A. No. 618.
Hutchinson, Reoinald L., Ensign, 18,37 Spruce St
Philadelphia. Pa. N. A. No. 1.5.52.
Student OfTicer, Ashburn,
Hutchison,
Va. Seattle.
Lijcius Lee,
HTA.
Hyde, Russeul N.. Lieut, (j.g.), 22 Devens Rd., Swamp-
sootl, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola; Dundee,
Set.; Felixstowe. Eng.; Pauillac, Fr.; Key West, Fla. N.
A. No. 181.
Hy-mer, H. G., Student Officer, Lancaster, Wis. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. HTA.
HysoM. RoscoE H., Ensign. 1200 Massachusetts Ave.,
Cambridge. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech, Atron, Ohio;
Rockaway Beach, L. I.; Key West, Fla. LTA.
And I Learned About Flying from Her
I've taken my hops where I've found 'em;
I've looped c^nd I've spun in my time;
I've ad my piekins o' seajdancs.
An' some c.»' tlie lot was juMme.
One was an outcast F-bnat,
One was a dizzy N-9.
Oil, tiie "twelves" and "sixteens" I still see in my dreams,
And the (Ivreiies that ever were mine.
ifm
Now I'm not a 'and with F-l)oats,
For, takin' 'em all along.
Yon never can sa.y till ,\ou'\e tried em,
An' then you are like to be wrong.
There is some that .you know that yon mightn't.
There is some that .vou know that you might;
And you'll often get stunts when ,vou're flyin'
your bunks.
That will help you in tea-table flights!
Then I was transferred to Siiizas,
(Else I'd be ta\i-in' no\\'),
I \\as proud as a newly-made Ensign,
And I tohl "em I'd show 'em all how.
I soared up o\er the islands
And down where the coral keys were.
And I kept out o' harm near the ole turtle farm-
And I learned about flvin' from her.
I was a young man at Miami,
Keen as a bo3' to begin;
They gave me a rusty ole flivver.
The first I had ever been in.
Older than rae, but my first 'un, —
More like an alarm clock she were, —
But she slipped in one night when I spiralled too
tight.
An' I learned about flvin' from her.
Oh. I've taken my hops wdiere I've found 'em,
And now I'm through with the fun;
The more time you've got in "sixteens,"
The more you will think of the "one's."
And the end of its sittin' an' thinkin'.
An' dreamin' more fl.vin' to see;
So be warned by my lot (which I know you will
not),
An' learn about flvin" from me.
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jp:nnings, robt. e.
Lieul. U.g.)
328 Main St., Menoroinpe,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tccli.,
GreaL Lakes, Key Wesi,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No, 1709 IITA.
JERMAIN, HERBERT F.
Ensign
316 Huntington Ave., Bos-
ton. Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Charieslown. N. A. No
2221,. IITA.
JEWETT, ORIS F.
Sludenl Officer
10,5 N. .5t)i St., Sawlelie,
Cal. Seattle, North Island,
San Diefio. IITA.
JOBES, HAROLD L.
Ensign
21 Bay View Ave., Prince
Kay, New York. Mass.
Inst, ol" Tech., Akron, Key
West, Pensaccla. N. A.
No. 1966. LTA.
JOHANSEN, ELMER L,
Lieut. (J.g.)
5 Arthur St., SomerviUe,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Lake Bol-
sena. It., Porto Corsini,
Italy. N. A. No. 323. HTA.
JOHNSON, ARCHIE C.
Ensign
Waseca, Minn. Mass. Inst.
of Tec]].. Akron, Rockaway
Beach. LTA.
JOHNSON, FRANK M.
Lieul. (J.g.)
1413 Fairmont St., Wash-
in^'Ion. D. C. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads. N. .\. No.
1096. HTA.
JOHNSON, LACEY F.
Student Ofjieer
.SO the Boulevard, Pelham,
N. Y., M.ass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
iil'^V-
JOHNSON, MILTON O.
Student Officer
708 Fremont Ave., Morris,
111. Dunwoody, Miami.
HTA.
JOHNSON, WARREN F.
Ensign
Cold Spring Harbor, L. I.,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Mout-
chic. Fr. N. A. No. 1111,
HTA.
JOHNSON, W. W.
Ensign
311 Main St., Galva, Illi-
nois. Dunwoody, Miami,
Key West, Pensacola.
HTA.
JOHNSTON, GALE
Student Officer
122 Jackson Place, Mexico,
Mo. Dunwoody Inst. Minn,
HTA.
JOHNSTON, OSWALD L.
Student Officer
Care Jas. McNaughton,
Bronxville, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore.
HTA,
JONES, ARTHUR L.
Ensign
7 St Michaels Place,
Charleston, S. C. Mass.
Inst. of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1891.
HTA.
JONES, MARK Z.
Ensign
121 Court St., Janesville
Wis. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Akron, Pensacola. N. A
No. 2631. LTA.
JONES, PAUL LUCAS
Student Officer
2732 Tracy Ave., Kansas
City, Mo. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. IITA.
186
JONRS, VICTOR H.
Lieut. [J.g.)
53.3 Byron St., Mankato,
Minn. Akron. Cape May,
Ifarapton Roads, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 881. LTA.
JONES, WOOLSEY F.
Ensign
2701 Fifth St.. Tuscaloosa,
Ala. Mass. Inst, oi' Tech.,
Pensacola, Miami N A.
No. 1441. HTA.
JORDAN RAYMOND D.
Ensign
12 Stebhins St., Sprin'j-
field, Ma.ss. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, Anacostia. N.A.
No. UUM. KTA.
JORDAN, ROBERT
Ensign
31.S West 97 St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Pensacola, Chatham. N. A.
No. 924. HTA.
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JOVA, JOHN A.
JULIAN, DALVEN
Lieut, (j-9-)
Ensign
RosetoD, Orange Co.. N. Y.
607 Fountain St., Mineral
Mass. Inst, ot Tech.. Pen-
Point. Wisconsin. Mass.
sacola. N. A. No. 429.
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes,
HTA.
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N.A. No. 1720. HTA.
JULLIFFE. H. W.
Student Officer
136 Marion Ave., Mans-
field. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
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If
K
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■- R., Student Officer, KUUt Delaware Ave.,
Mass. Insl. ol' Tech., Ituy Shore, L. I.
Studenl Oflicer, 83:1 Prospect Place,
17] 5 Br
St.,
162 Willow St.,
Miami. UTA.
Ibsen, NonMAN H., Ensign
Mich. N. A. No. MhO.
Idol, Milwaho, Sliidenl, Ollicer, Rohiiison
Igleheaht. O. p., Lieul. (j.^;.), 10 Nas.saii Si., Princeton,
N. J. Caml>ri(l{,'c. BuHalo, New York City.
Iles, Malvern. W.. Stncient Officer, .121. Mississippi
Ave, Davenport, Iowa.
Ingalls, D. S., Lieut, (j.g.), lIRdJt Lake Shore l^vd.,
Cleveland, Ohio. Palm Heach, Huntint,'ton, L.
kirk. Eastleigh, Eng. N. A. No. 8.S. JITA.
Ingersoll, C. D., Ensign. 2S1 E. Chestnut St., C
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes, San Diegr
HTA.
Ingham, Jame
Buflalo, N. Y
HTA.
Inne.ss, Jos. K
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Irvine, I'^dgene L., Student Officer, .'iBll McKenney
Ave., Dallas, Tex.
Inglis, J.. Ensign, Paltorson, N. J. N. A. No. 1199.
Irvine, Rctledge, Ensign, 1.57 6lh Ave.. Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst ot" Tech., Pensacohi, Hampton Koads.
N. A. No. 1001. IITA.
Irving, Clahgnce B., Ensign, 60 Union Ave., Frarning-
ham, Mass. N. A. No. .502.
Irving, Louis D.. Slndent Officer, Red Top, Cleveland
Park, Washington, D. C.
Isenrerger, Nathan P., Student (Jffi<er. 1312 Vermont
St., Lawrence, Kans.
IzATr, Thomas F., SLiident Ollicer, 101 H Maple Ave.,
Wilmerding, Pa.
Jacks, Nathaniel, Slndent Officer,
Dallas, Tex.
Jackson, Andrew J., Student Offic<
Waterbuiy, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tecli
Jackson, C. C, Ensign.
Jackson, James A., Stndont Officer, 506 W. 12lh Si,
Dallas, Tex.
Jackson, James Clvrke, Siudeni Officer, 22 S;uH-hez
St., Ocala, Fla. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
Jackson, John I., Ensign.
Jackson, Paul, Student Officer, 57 W. Second Ave.,
Columbus, Oliio.
Jacobs, Albert H.. Student Officer, 20 Palm A\c.. San
Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Jacobs, Fred C, Student 0(li(^er, Memphis, Tenn.
Mass. last, of Tech.
Jacobs, Leslte P., Lienl. (j.g.), -112 Grand Ave., Lara-
mie, N. Y. N. a. No. 526.
Jacobs, Lorjng M., Ensign.
Jaeckel. Harri- J., War, MachinisI, 519 Ganlenhein
Ave., Portland. Ore. Coliimhia University. San Dii^go,
Cal.; Philadelphia; Eastleigh. Eng.; Paris. Fr.
Jameson, John T., Ensign.
Janssen. Webster E., Student Officer. E. l.'J2d and
Brown PI., Bronx, New York City.
January, John W., Student Officer. \'ac;iville, Cal.
Jaques, Burnett p., Ensign, 302 N. Cherry St., Jefferson;
Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1596. HTA.
Jacques. Herbert, Ensign, 491 Beacon St., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Operations, Washington,
D. C.
Jabbett, TI. H., Student OITicer, Franklin, N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Charleston, S. C. LTA.
Jeannelle, B. C, Ensign, Peerless Milling Co., Slock-
ton, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacohi.
N. A. No. 1129.
Jefferev, Madison P., Ensign, N. A. No. 643.
Jeffordo, Walter M., Ensign, Glen Riddle, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads. HTA.
Jeffrey, ^ieorge A., Student Olfi(-(^r. 2011 I'^asl Broad
St., New Casile, Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola. HTA.
Jelliff, Howard W., Student Officer, 136 Marion Ave.,
Mansfield, Ofiio.
Jenks, Lr>urs ORRfN, Stuflent Olfirrr, 151 i Military
Road, Port Huron, Mich. Seattle, Wash.; Miami. Fla.
HTA.
Jenks, W. M., Ensign, 90 Towers Road. Waterhury,
Conn.
Jennings, A. G., Jr.. r>isign, 2 E. ){2d St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pcmsacola, PauiUac,
Moutchic, L'Aber Vrach. N. A. No. 727. HTA.
jENNrNGs, M. C, Stude
Inst, of Tech., Miami. H
jErvNifVGS, Richard, S
Washington, D. C.
Jensen. Neinert C, War. Machinist, 1011 HUh Ave.,
S. Nashville, Tcnn., Columbia Univ., Eastleigh. Eng.
Jerolerson, Mortimer N., Student Officer, 55 N. 6th
Sf., Newark, N. J.
Jester. J. C, Student Officer, 3430 Gillespie Ave.,
Dallas. Tex. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Jewell, Robt. B., Student Officer, 273 S. Ashland Ave.,
Lexington, Ky.
JortN, F. W., Ensign. 182 Nepperhan Ave., Yonkers,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads. N. A. No. 2120. IITA.
John, Henry Van Dyke, Ensign, 1770 Pacific Ave., San
Francisco, Cal. N. A. No. 1431.
John. Lawrence B., Student Officer. 825 19th Ave.,
So. Nashville, Tenn.
Johns, Henrv V., Student Officer. 1770 Pacific Ave.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Johns, Watson L., Ensign, 2952 California St.. San
Francisco, Cal.
Johnson, Bert N., Ensign, Stiiben Co., Atlanta, N. Y.
N. A. No. 2017.
Johnson, C. B., Ensign, 590 Iroquois Ave., Detroit,
Mich. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.; Miami, Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 2635. HTA.
Johnson, Chas. M., Ensign.
Johnson, Clarence R., Ensign.
Johnson, Crawford, Jr., Student Officer, 2935 Pawnee
Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Seattle, Wash.; New Orleans.
HTA.
Johnson. Geo. E., Student Officer, 4272 Whitman'Ave.,
Sciiltle, Wash. Seattle. W^^sh., Sao Diego. Cal. HTA.
JoHN.soN, Gerald Reed, Ensign, 1914 22nd St., S;icra-
menio, Cal. Seattle Wash. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2302. HTA.
Johnson, Harold F., Student Oflicer, Amherst, Mass.
Johnson, J. M., Carpenter.
Johnson, John R., Ensign, Greenwich, Conn.
Johnson, Lindlev, Jr., Ensign, Rosemont, Pa.
Johnson, Malcolm F., Student Officer, 889 IsL Ave..
So., Grand Rapids, Wis.
JctHNsoN, Meade M., Student Officer, 430 Ohio Ave..
Etowah. Tenn.
Johnson. Oren v.. Student Officer, 555 N. Church St.,
Sparlanburg. S. C.
Johnson, Richard N., Student Officer, 78 Dalton Road,
NewLon Centre, Mass. Great Lakes, 111.
John.son. Roscoe E., Student Officer, 202 Mulberry St.,
Eureka. Kans.
Johnson, Budy M., Ensign, 815 N. 2nd St., Ishperaing,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla., Pensacola.
N A. No. 2227. IITA.
Johnson, S. H., Ensign, 88 Central Park, West, New
Y'f)rk City.
JftHNsoN. Stei'HEN S.. Student Oflicer, 377 Charlton
Ave.. So. Orange, N. J.
Johnson, Thos, Gary, Ensign, 10 West wood Ave.,
Richmond, Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Ohio; Rock-
uway, N. Y. LTA.
Johnson, Walter, Student (Officer, 1930 Benedict Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y.
Johnson, Walter II., Ensign, Clareraont, Cal. R. F. D.
Box 50. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensacola, Hamp-
ton B(.ads, Anacostia, London, Brest, St. Nazaire, Fr. N.
A. No. 1300.
Johnson, W. G., War. Maciiinist.
Johnson. Wilf-ard C, Student Officer, 2863 29Mi St.,
N. W.. Washington, D. C.
Johnston, Carl IL, Student Officer, Boligec, Ala.
J<)HNSTON. D. S., Student Oflicer, 822 9th St., Hunting-
ton, VV. Va. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Johnston, Gundeb Z., War. Gunner.
Johnston, Harold C, Ensign.
JoHNsroN, Harold K., Student Oflicer, 293 Woodward
Ave., Buflalo. N. Y.
.Johnston, Hi^nrv R., Ensign, 75 Prospect Ave., Mont-
<'lair, N. J. Hampton Roads, Va. Operations Aviation,
W ashinglon, D. C.
Johnston, William D., Student Oflicer, Boligee, Ala.
JoNAKEB, Wm. S., Student Olficcr.
Jones, Alan P.. Student Officer, Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
lass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
'r-i
Jones, Cahholl L., Sdidcnl Officer, .5012 Walnut Si.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jones, Ch.vs. Alvin, Eiisisn, l'»27 Oliver Hhl^., I'ills-
burgh. Pa.
Jones, CuFPOnD B., Sludenl Oflicer, I'-Vi') Ohio Si., Law-
rence, Kaiis.
Jones, Decatur, Ensipin, <J1!1 Park \\f.. Hichmoml. \ a.
Ohio, Mass. InsL ol' Tech., Akron, Rockaway, L. 1.
LTA.
Jones, David Gale, Ensign, 236 McKnight BWk.,
Minneapolis, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Blue Hill
Observatory, Seattle, Wash. Aerograjiher.
Jones, Edwin M., Student OITicer, Care of The Jones Co.,
Jackson, Miss.
Jones, Ceo. E., Student OUicer, 127 B St., S. E., Wash-
ington, D. C.
Jones, Henby C, Student Officer, 829 Monadnock Bldg.,
Chicago, III.
Jones, James R., Ensign, 87 llawthfjrne Ave., Akron,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway, L. I., LT.\.
Jones, Kelley Day, Ensign, P. O. Box 12.'S3 Tampa,
Fla. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hay Shore. Pensacola, Ana-
costia, D. C, Hampton Roads, Va. N. A. No. m72. HTA.
Jones, Max S., Ensign, 7307 Flora Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
N. A. No. 373.
JoiVES, MiNOH S., Student Officer, 91 Broad St., Charles-
ton, S. C.
Jones, Nicholas H., Student Officer, 1.50 Broadway,
New York, Great Lakes, Miami.
Jones. P. S., Ensign. N. A. No. 68.5.
Jo NES, Rv^MOND S., Studcnt Officer, Puritan Apt.
Louisville, Ky.
JoNEs, RoLLiN T., Student Officer, 117 Greenwood PI.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Jones Rov A., War. Gunner.
Jones, Samuel Manly, Student Oflicer, 302 P.-mbroke
Ave., Norfolk. \ a. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Jones, Saunoers P., Ensign, 104H Cherokee Rd., Louis-
ville, Ky.
Jones, Thomas M., 3rd, Lieut, (j.g.), 811 Ridge Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads,
Peiisacola, Bay Shore. N. A. No. 495. HTA.
Jones, W. R , War. Machinist.
Jones, Wm. H., Student Officer, Bennett Creek, Va.
Jones, Wm. I., Ensign. N. A. No. 2072.
Jordan. Charles R., Student Officer. 2 West 72nd St.,
New York City.
Joseph, Roland H., Student Officer, 208 N. Oak St.,
Owatonna. Minn.
JosEY, Samuel B., Student Officer, Hazelhurst. Ga.
JuDD, David E., Lieut, (j.g.), 10 Pleasant St., Rrookline,
Mass.
JuDSON. John W,, Ensign, 115 Broadway, New York
Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami, Langley
Field, Va. N. A. No. 1297. HTA.
JuNELL, John, Ensign, Minneapolis Club, MinneapoUs,
Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. N. A. No.
2088. HTA.
JuNKiN. Geo., II h. Ensign, 1318 Real Estate Trust Bldg.,
Philadelphia. Pa. N. A. No. 1959.
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Maneuvers at Guantaxamo Bay
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KAMT, EDWIN S.
Ensign
1367 Comm. Ave.. Boston,
Mass. Akron, Roehamplon,
Brest, La Pallico, Widdy
Island, Bantry Bay. LTA.
KEABNEY, DANIEL W.
Ensign
126 E. Church St., Shamo-
kin, Penn. Mass;. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2164. IITA.
KEARNEY. PATBICK E.
Ensign
58 Maple St., Hudson,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacoia. N. A.
No, 892. HTA.
KEELER. RICHARD J.
Ensign
.3121 Third Ave., So. Minn.,
Minn. Mass. Inst- of Tech..
Bay Shore. Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2194, HTA
KEEP C. RUSSELL
Ensign
273 North Oxlord St., Hart-
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Mi.-»mi. N. A. No.
2056. HTA.
KELLY. STEPHEN F.
Ensign
901 Jackson Ave., Bronx,
New York City, M. I. T.,
Newport, Bay Shore, Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 949.
KEHRER, GEO. C.
Student Offirer
344 N. Main St.. Doyles-
town. Pa. Mass Insl. of
Tech. HTA.
KEITH, FREDERICK W.
Lieut, ij.g.)
Sarasota, Fla. Bay Shore-
Miami N. A- No. 379-
HTA.
KELLEY, VVM. D.
Lieut, ij.o-)
1903 McCallie Ave.. Chat-
tanoofra. Tenn. Akron.
Pensacola, Mass. Inst, of
Tech. N. A., No. 548.
LTA.
KELSEY, CARLETON
Ensign
Meriden, Conn. Keyport,
N.J.
KEMP. THATCHER J.
Student Officer
2115 Hobart Blvd.. Los
Angeles, Cal. Seattle,
Washington. HTA.
KEMPE, A. F.
Student 0/Jicer
14 Oakwood Place. Eliza-
beth. N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
KEMPTON, FRANK
Ensign
602 Ponce de Leon Ave..
Atlanta, Ga. Mass. Inst.,
of Tecii., Akron, Rock-
away. LTA.
KENDALL. JOHN W
Ensiffn
Meyersdale, Penn. Mass
Insl- of Tech.. San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1792
HTA.
KENNEDY. JOHN W.
Student Officer
1129 Cleveland Ave.. Port-
land. Oregon. Seattle, .San
Diego.
KENT. SEPTEMUS E.
Student Officer
Hope, Ark. Mass Inst.
of Tech., Pensacola. HTA.
'%
KERSHAW, G. H.
Ensign
175 N. Greenwoof] Ave.
Kankakee, III. JVlass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Kev West,
Pensarola. N. A. No. 2488,
HTA.
KESER, FLOYD B.
Ensign
Fox Chase, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Rorkaway, Montauk, Pen-
sacola. LTA.
KETCHAM, JOHN B.
Ensign
2 Rector St.. New York
City. M. I. T., Key West,
Pensa., QueenstowTi. Whid-
dy Island. Ire. N. A. No.
1229. HTA.
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Sea Sled Starting after a Crash
KEYES, CHET. A.
Ensign
Scarritt BIdg., Kansas
Mo. Mass. Insr. of
., Key West, Fla.
KEYES, LLOYD B.
Ensign
Auburn, Wash. Miami,
Great Lakes, San Dicf^'o.
KIMBALL. CURTIS C.
Student Officer
1268 So. 20th St., Lincoln,
Neb. Mass. Inst, ol Tech.,
Great Lakes, Miami. HTA.
KINDY, WARD B.
Ensign
Fayette, Ohio. Mass. Inst,
nf Tech., Great Lakes,
Pensacola, Key West. N. A.
No. 2211. HTA.
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KING, li. FRANK
^ludcnl Oflirer
Forrest. City, Ark. Mass.
Inst. oi'Tech., New Orleans.
Pensacola. Miami. HTA.
KiaiSY, PAUL J.
Ensif/n
426 Cumberland St., Mar-
risburf?. Penn. Mass. Inst,
ol' Tech., Newport, Bay
Shore, Miami, Pensaof)la.
N. A. No. 2359. HTA.
KIHKKNDALL, F. C.
Sladi-nt Officrr
81 VVesI Union St., Wilkes-
Karre, P;i. Mass. InsL of
Te.h. I IT A.
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EnsKjn
Route 2, Pottstown. Pa.
Mass. Inst, oflech., I'ensa-
cola, Moutehic, Fr., Killin{<-
holme, Ktifr. N. A. No.
726. liTA.
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KING, FRANK
Ensign
326 West 107 St., New
York City. Hampton Rds.,
Calais, Anacostia. N. A.
No. 2i5.
KIRK, HERBERTS.
Ensi<jn
3nr, Ilinhland Ave., New
Castle, Pa. M. I. T.. Miami,
Pensacola, Moutchic, Fr.,
Bay Shore. N. A. No. 1282.
HTA.
KITTIUDGK. L. T.
Ensnirt
oolwitch, Maine. Pensa-
la, Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
iarni, Pensacola. N. A.
o. 2662 HTA.
KNIGHT, JOHN A., Jr.
Enaiffn
9.11 West "Ith St., Williams-
port, Pa., Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1229.
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KIINTZ. LKSIJE H.
Ensign
51.') Monroe St., Ann Arbor.
Mich Mass. Inst, of Terh.,
Akron, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2617. LTA.
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KIRK, LE GRANDE F.
Ensitin
Younsstown, New York,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2097. HTA
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KLAGER, WALTER 11.
Ensign
617 So. Main St., Arm
Arbor, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Bay Shore. N. A. No. 1360.
HTA.
KOBLEGARD, H. H.
Sludent Officer
218 East Main, Clarksburg.
W. Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.,
Brunswick, Ga. HTA.
KIRHY, HAROLD L.
Ensign
Havre, Montana. Mass-
Inst, of Tech., Miami-
Pensacola, Hampton Rds.,
Anacostia. N. A. No. 1508.
HTA.
KIRK, ROY E.
Ensign
1 86 W. Oxford St., Alliance,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Petisacola. N. A.
No. nn. HTA.
KLOOR. LOU IS A., Jr.
Ensign
219 \v('niie E., Crowley
La. Pensacola, Hampton
Roads, Rockawny, Mon-
tauk. N. A. No. 2137.
KOCH, HENRY F.
Stadenl Ofjicer
869 Amboy Ave., Perth
Amboy, N. J. Mass. Inst.
of Tech. HTA.
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KOENIG, HERBERT A.
Sladenl OJjicer
453 McDonough St.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass
Inst, of Tech., Akron
Rockaway. LTA.
KOENIGER, KARL W.
Student Oj)icf;r
Kiii;;'sport, Tenii. SeaMle,
Washington. HTA.
KOHLER, WALTER W.
Ensign
.3.37 N. Main St., Old
Forge, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. U36. HTA.
KOLPIEN, ALTON L.
Ensign
763 Park Ave.. Dunkirk,
N. Y. M. I. T., Key West,
Miami, Pensacola, Bay
Shore, <.)tieesnl()wn. N. A.
No. IIU. HTA.
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KONIGSMARK, V. L.
Ensign
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes,
Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
KORFF, HARRY O.
Student Officer
1720 W. Lafayette Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., League
sland, Navy Yard, Phila-
delphia, Pa. HTA.
KOTHE, WILLIAM C.
Student Officer
7.S \A ashington Ave.,
Grantwood, N. J. Mass.
Insi. of Tech., Key West,
HTA.
KRAMER. C. H.
Student Officer
430 E. Ninth St., Alton,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. HTA.
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KRAMER, IVAN L.
Student 0/Jicer
566 Prospect Place, Brook-
lyu. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron. LTA.
KREBS, W. W.
Ensifin
509 Napoleon St., Johns-
town, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Hampton
Roads. LTA.
KUNKEL, CHARLES F.
Lieut, ij.g.)
New Cumberland, Pa.
M. I. T., I'cnsacola, Ft.
Worth, Hampton Roads,
Rillingholme. Eng. N. A.
No. 273. HTA.
KROUSE, S.HARVEY
Ensign
306 Chestnut St., Phila-
delphia, Penn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Chat-
ham. N. A. No. 960. HTA.
KURTZWARTH, E. L.
Student Officer
152 King Ave., Detroit,
Mich. Great Lakes, Dun-
woody, Mass. Inst, of Tech.
KRUMM, HARRY W.
Ensi'jn
3000 Arunah Ave., Bal-
timore, Md. M. I. T., Bay
Sh., Key West, Moutohic,.
Malpensa, N. B. G. N. A.
No. 380. HTA.
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K.\FT.\N, A. G., War. Gunner.
K.\HLE, George F., War. Boalswain.
Kahlebt, Wm. G., Student Officer, 194 E. Robis St.,
St. Paul, Minn.
K.\HN, Jerome Vemann, Student Officer, 3975 Beechwood
Ave., Rose Hill, Cincinnati, O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., La-
Fayetle Escadrille, France. HTA.
Kaiser, Karl IL, Ensign, lii Haviland St., Suile 5,
Boston, Mass.
Kaiser, Richard W., Student OITicer, Bonuie Crest, New
RocheUe, N. Y.
Kamm, Walker W., Student Officer, No. 7 Bus.sian Hill
Place, San Francisco, Cal.; Seattle, Wash. LTA.
Kane. Bichmond K., Student Officer, Glacier Park
Hotel, Glacier Nafl Park, Mont.
Kane, Rohert B., Student Officer, Gale City, Va.
Dunwoody Inst. HTA.
Kanke, Berinard, Sludent Officer, 675 Frederick Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Kastner, a.. War. Gunner.
KATOURETTFi, LiviNC.STON B., Student Officer, 334 Cen-
tral Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Kauffman, Allen, Ensign.
Kauffmann, Samuel II., Student Officer, 6 North Dod
St., Princeton, N. J.
Kauth, Elliott, Ensign.
Kavana, Luke J., Sludent Officer, 304 S. Ashland Ave.,
LaGrange, III.
Kavanauoh, L. T., Jr., Student Officer, 60 South Grant
St., Memphis, Tenn.
Kave, Lewis G., Ensign, 44 Campbell Hall, Princeton,
N. J. N. A. No. 12211.
Kazanjun, II., Jr., Ensign, New Rochelle, N. Y. N. A.
No. 2188.
Kepdie, Epward a.. Ensign. 804 Center St., Boslon,
Mass. N. A. No. 747.
Keefe, Owen F., Student Officer, 14 Irving Park,
Watertown, Mass.
Keefe, Thomas J., Student Officer, Chester Club,
Chester, Pa. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Keeler, Harry F., Student Officer, 414 Pratt St.,
Longmont, Colo.
Keene, Campbell, Ensign, 169 State St., Augusta, Me.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Key West, Miami, Hamp-
ton Roads, Fleet Air Detachment. N. A. No, 1423.
HTA.
1718 Ave. F,Gal-
Keenan, Lewis Champlin, Ensign
veston, Tex. N. A. No. 2371.
Keith, Geo K., Ensign, Box 6, Grafton, Mass.
Kellar, John W., Ensign, Lee, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Ohio, Pensacola, N. A. No. 2M8. LTA.
Kellev, Frank R., Student Officer, 1932 Waldick Ave.,
Columbus, O.
Kellev, Oliver M., Ensign, 822 N. Fulton Ave.,
Baltimore, Md.
Kellock, Albro Latimer, Student OIHcer, Cambridge,
Mass.
Kellogg, John P., Ensign, 212 Stone St, Watertown,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola, N. A.
No. 1984. HTA.
Kelly, Daniel F., Ensign.
Kelly. Errol E., Sludent Officer, 1200 Port St., New
Orleans, La.; Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Kelly, Francis J., Student Officer. 11204 Edbrooke
Ave., Chicago. III.
Kelly, Henry F., Student Officer. 93 Sawyer Ave.,
Dorchester, Mass.
Kelly". Herbert Charles, Ensign, Llnion Bldg., San
Diego, Cal. Seattle, San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2438. HTA.
Kelly, Norman W., Lieut, (j.g.).
Kelly, W. R., War Machinist, 132 Cottage Ave.,
Fall River, Mass.
Kelly, Wm. Arthur, Student Officer, Main St., Beth-
esda, O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron O.; Bockaway,
L. I. LTA.
Kelly, William II., Student Officer, 305 Sorin Hall,
Notre Dame, Ind.
Kelsey, Bobert '
ton Center, Mass.
Kelso, Albert D.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Kemp, Hebnpon, Ensign, 905 Magaffin Ave., El Paso,
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, N. A. No.
2363. HTA.
Kendall, Charles H., Ensign, 146 Court St., Brock-
Ion, Mass.
Kendall, Everett A., Student Officer.
Kendig, Chas. Hope, Ensign, 2647 Dwight Way*
Berkeley, Col. N. A. No. 1854.
Kenderick, Charles M,, Student Officer, 1241 Euclid
St., Washington, D. C.
Ensign, 77 Montvale Road, New-
Student Officer, 2 Holyoke St.,
^"i
Kenen. Leonard CnAnLEJ?, IJput. (i ^ ) 712 17ih St
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Kennedy. Geo. L., War Boatswain.
Kennedy, II. H., Ensign, 4950 Greeawoorl Ave., Chicago
Kennedy, S. C, Lieut, fj.g.l 1432 Victoria St.. Honoluhi,
i'-,r ^I^^s. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Washington,
Kilhngholme, Eng. N. A. No. 302. HTA.
Kenny, Christopher J.. Lieut, (j.g.).
Kent, Donald W.. Lieut, fj.g.), 30 Allen Lane. Philadel-
phia, Pa., Bureau of Steam Engineering, Washington.
Kent, Roland W., Ensign., 3106 Emerson Ave.. Minne-
apohs, Minn., Dunwoody Inst., Columbia University.
Kerb, LeRoy H., Student Officer, .596 Chnton Ave.,
Newark, N. J.
Kerbaugh, Malcolm D., Student Officer, Bryn Mawr,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Fla. HTA.
ow St.,
Student Officer, Baldwin,
Kerman, Joseph F., Student Officer, 448 W
Waterbury, Conn.
Kerns, Leland Clare,
Kas.; Seattle. Wash. IITA.
Kerr, John M., Student Officer. 1336 Massachusetts
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Kerr, R. H., Ensign, N. A. No. 178.
Kerb, Richard Caldwell, Ensign, 2617 Durant Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1754. HTA.
Kerr, Stephen L., Ensign, Whitchouse Hotel, Salt
Lake City. Utah. N. A. No. 1341.
Kebscheusteiner, M. J., Student Officer, 612 Grant
St.. Ft. Atkinson, Wis. Great Lakes, III.; Pensacola, Fla.
Kessjno, Ensign.
Kfsterson, Harry J., Student Officer, 2205 Reed St.,
Ft. Wayne. Ind.
Ketcham. Howard S.,
Germantown. Philadelphii
Keyes, Kenneth B.
Student Officer, 239 Harvey St.,
I, Pa.
, Lieut, (j.g.), Rowley, Mass-
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Felixstowe, Lough Foyle,
Brest, Treguier, Coco Solo. N. A. No. 182. HTA.
Keyser, Clarence N., Lieut. Ci-o-)-
Kiefer, George Croney, En:*ign, .')29 Willow St.,
New Haven, Conn., Great Lakes. HTA.
KiLBORN, Henrv T., Student Officer. 537 West 12Nt
St., New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bav Shore.
L. I. HTA.
KiLBURN, John R., Ensign, 646 Maryland Ave.. Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Kilmer. O. P., Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 70.
Kimball, Donald B., Student Officer, f6f9 Monroe
St., Washington, D. C.
Kimball, George A., Student Officer, 4932 Colfax Ave..
So. Minneapolis, Minn.; Seattle, Wa.sh. IITA.
Kimberly, Stuart, Ensign, Redlands, Cal. N. A.
No. 1499.
KiMBROUGH, \^'iLLiAM I'l, Student Olficer, 1008 Elm
St., Birmingluim, Ala.
Kim:\iel, Stanley P., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 5,
Box 366a, Los Angeles, Cal.
Kimmel, Walter L., Student Officer, Cherokee, Kan.
KiNCHLE^', H. A., Ensign, Sherman Hotel, 71st St. &
Broadway, New York Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
saeola, Fla. N. A. No. 1051.
KiNDALL, KOLON M., Licut. (j.g.) N. A. No. 370.
King, Charles Curtis, Ensign, 62-70 West Iowa Ave.,
Memphis, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
HTA.
King, David E., Student Officer, 1011 Thirteenth St.,
Wilmettc, III. Dunwoody Inst., Minn., Miami, Fla. HTA.
King. Edward MacDonald, Student Olficer, 905 W^atch-
ung Ave.. Plainfield, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
King. Frederick E.. Lieut, (j.g.), Kew Gardens, Long
Island, N. Y. Bay Shore, Miami, Moutchic, LeCroisic,
Hampton Roads. HTA.
King, Francis R., Student Officer, 73 Murray St.,
Newark, N. J.
King, Geo. S., Lieut, (j.g-). 194 Rugby Road, Brooklyn.
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Key West. Bu. of
C. & R.. Washington, D. C., Cape May, Rockaway, Mon-
tauk. N. A. No. 1408. LTA.
King, H. W., Ensign, Covina, Cal. N. A. No. 863.
King, MacLell.\n E., Student Officer, 712 Waveland
Ave., Chicago, III.; Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
King, Warren G., Ensign, 2573 Stratford Road. Cleve-
land. O.
King, William C, Ensign. 416 E. San Bernardino Ave..
Covina, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2016. HTA.
Kingsbury, S. M., Ensign, 33 Norwood Ave., Newton
Center, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1824. HTA.
KiRKLAND, William Alexander, Student Officer, 1410
Clay Ave., Houston, Tex. I\Iass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
KiSKADDON, John M., Student Officer, Tiffin, 0.
Kissel, William T., Ensign, 14 Wall St., New Y^ork
City.
KiTCHiN, Howard W., War. Gun.
Kittinger, L. T., Ensign, 403 Terry Ave., Seattle,
Wash.
Kjos, H., War Machinist, Kenyon, Minn.
Klossner, Winfred W^, Ensign. N. A. No. 1578.
Knapp, Joseph F., Lieut, (j.g.). 247 Fifth Ave., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. N. A.
No. 638.
Kneass, Geo. B., Ensign. 418 So. 15th. St., Philadelphia,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1577. HTA.
Knight, Dewey, Student Officer, Nasvhille, Ga.
Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
Knight, D. B., Ensign, 28 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn.
N. Y. N. A. No. 1299.
Knight, Geoffrey. Student Ollicer, Fanwood, N. J.
Knipp, Howard Franklin, Ensign, Howard Park,
Md. N. A. No. 2052.
Knoerzer. Leo P., Student r)flicer, 46 Elizabeth St.,
Hammond, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes.
HTA.
KwOLLENBERr;, BeRNHARD IL,
versity Club, Honolulu. T. H.
Kno\m.e. Clarence, Student Officer,
Road, Atlanta, Ga.
KoBBE, Frederick ^^^M., Lieut, (j.g.), 103 East 86th
St., New York, Hampton Roads, Va. Communication
Officer.
Koechl, Otto R., Student Oificer, 47 Montgomery
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., Great Lakes. 111. HTA.
KoGER. E. B.. Ensign, 1(13 Alassachusetts Ave., Wash-
ington, D. C. N. a. No. 619.
KoHLER, Gerald E., Student Officer, 101 East Green
St.. Champaign, 111.
Student Officer. 3419 Beech Ave.,
Student Officer, Uni-
Springdale
Jr.. Student Officer, Amboy Ave.,
KoNzE, John E.
Baltimnre, Md.
KooN, Henry F
Perth Amboy. N. J.
KosACK. FR\NCrs, Ensign.
KouNTzE. Harold, Ensign, Col. Nat'l. Bank, Denver.
Colo.
Kraft, R. R., Student Officer, 212 Marion St., Oak
Park, lU. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. HTA.
Kbatz, Reginald P., Student Officer, 5066 East E St.,
Ontario, Cal. Personnel Oflice, Washington, D. C., Akron,.
Ohio.
Kr.\use, F. Arthur, Student Officer, 2307 University
St., St. Louis. Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Krebs. Allen J., Jr., Student Officer. Murx)ht3 HoteU
Richmond, Va.
Krieder, A.vron S., Jr., Student Officer, 51 N. 3rd St.
Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Krueger, E. a., War, Machinist, 2726 W. 16th St.,
Chicago, 111.
Khueger, Harold H., Student Officer, 1950 Kenwood
Parkway, Minneapolis, Minn.
Krueger, Harry H., Student Officer, Utah Power &
Light Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Krug, Charles Steinway, Ensign, 200 West 71st St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. U. S. N. Torpedo
Station. Key West, Miami. Pensacola, Marine Field,
London. N. A. No. 1283. IITA.
KBU.viRiiVE, C. S., Student Officer, 5037 Larch wood
Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Mass Inst, of Tech,
Kbupnick, Alvin J., Student Officer, 6118 North Broad-
way, St. Louis, Mo.
Kru-^e, Albert, Ensign, 2212 Gilpin Ave.. W^ilmington,
Del. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N, A.
No. 2394.
KuEHNLE, Carl F., Jr.
KuHN, Jerome H., Student Officer, Burlingham, Cal,
LAWLER, RICHARD II.
Ensign
345 E. 43 St., Chicago, II].
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great
Lakes, Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 25.59.
HTA.
LAWLER. S. W., Jr.
Sludent Officer
Fl. Myers, Fla. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., CambridKC- HTA.
LAWRENCE, II. J.. Jr.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Merion Cricket Club, Hav-
erford, Penn. Operations,
Washington, D. C. HTA.
LAWRENCE, W. R., Jr.
Ensifjn
30 Rural Ave., Medford,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola, Hampton Roads. N.
A. No. 1576. HTA.
LAWSON. EDWIN M.
Ensign
99 Cambridge St., Win-
chester, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola. HTA.
LAWTON, JOHN S.
Sludent Officer
Evans Mills, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge.
Mass. HTA.
LAYCOCK, CHAS. H.
Student Officer
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West.
HTA.
LEA, C. RUSSELL
Sludent Officer
White Plains, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge
HTA.
LEAK, VIRGIL T.
Ensign
Coconut Grove, Ha Mass.
IdsI of Te( h Hampton
Roads Pensacoli Miami,
Moutchic Fr , St Trojan,
ir N A No Mi
LEARNED, N. J.
Lieut, (j.g.)
215 E. Church St., Elmira,
N. Y. M. I. T., RNAS.,
Cranwell, Eng.. Roehamp-
ton, RAF. Capel, Eng.,
Cape May, N A No 673.
LEDERER. H. A., Jr.
Sludent Officer
1921 Eutaw Place, Ralti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Cambridge. HTA.
LEEDS, GERALD E.
Ensign
68 Main St., Waterville, ,!, I
Me. School of Aerial Phot- ^J
ography. Miami. Pensacola,
Rockaway Beach.
LEEMING, JOHN, Jr.
Ensign
771 York St., Denver,
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tecii.,
Miami, Fla. N. A. No.
1523. HTA.
LEFFEN, STANFORD
Ensign
421 Sergeant Ave., Jopliu,
Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Ray Shore, L. I., Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No, 1853. HTA.
LEGGATT, H. B.
Ensign
640 Rroadway, Lowell,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Rds. N. A. No. 1895,
HTA.
LEHMAN, T. V.
Student Officer
1173 East 114 St., Cleve-
land, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Cambridge. HTA,
LEIDIG, DONALD M.
Ensign
1730 La Loma Ave., Berke-
ley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1822. HTA.
LEISENRING. \VM. J.
Lieut. (j-(/.)
1856 Mintwood Place
WashinBton, D. C. Mass
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore
Key West, Cape May. N,
A. No. 451. HTA.
LESLIE, CONRAD C.
Ensign
1411 N. 16lh St., PhUa-
delphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No.
1662. HTA.
LESLIE, ARNETT W.
Ensign
2124 Fremont Ave.. So-
Minneapolis, Minn. Mass-
last, of Tech., Greal Lakes,
Pensacola, Washinf^lou, D.
C.
&
LEWIS, PAUL SAXTON
Student Officer
55 East Mitchell St., At-
lanta, Ga. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. in A.
LEWIS. P. F.
Ensign
754 Hackett Ave.. Mil-
waukee, Wisconsin. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Rockaway, Akron. N. A.
No. 1474. LTA.
(G)
LEWIS, RALPH
Lieut, ij.g.)
3:i02 North 16th St., Phil-
adelphia, Pa. M. I. T.,
Pensarola, St. In{,'levert,
Montchic, Killingholme. N.
A. No. 252.
LEWIS, R. R., Jr.
Ensign
Frederick, Md. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. Miami.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1948.
HTA.
LIBBY, LEWIE E.
Ensign
637 Central Ave., East
Orange. N. J. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miarai, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2208.
HTA.
LIDE, B. M., Jr.
Student Officer
6102 Washington Ave., St.
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Cambridge, Miami,
Fla. HTA.
LILE, CHARLES T.
Ensign
First National Bank, Jack-
son, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Wash., D. C, Morehead
City. N. A. No. 1828. HTA.
LINDERMAN, G. B.
Ensign
River Bank, Beverly, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1799. HTA.
LINE, CLARENCE S.
Student Officer
Westtown, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge,
Akron, Ohio. LTA.
LINSERT, ERNEST E.
Student Ofjicer
124 Goden St., Belmont,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Cambridge. LTA.
LLOYD, F. C.
^1^ Ens ign
Menominee, Mich. Colum-
i / ,'1 bia LIniversily. N'^w
York, Detroit
LOGAN. DANIEL N.
Ensign
21 Bates St., Washington,
D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Key West, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2585.
HTA.
LITTLE, GEORGE W.
Ensign
Wadesboro, N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West.
HTA.
LOHRKE. O. E., Jr.
Ensign
101 Prospect St., East
Orange. N. J. M. I. T..
Pensa.. Moutchic, B osr.
Dns. RAF., N. B. G. N.
A. No. ;i48. HTA.
LITTLE, JAMES A.
Ensign
Bramwell, W. Va. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Miami, Moutchic, Fr., Fro-
mentine, Fr. N. A. No. 734,
HTA.
LOMBARD. RALPH D.
Ens ign
76 Magnolia Terrace,
Springfield, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2659
LTA.
200
LONG. GEO. R.
Ensign
28 N. Head St., Carthage,
[l| I I I III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, North
Sydney, Nova Scotia. N.
A. No. 1123. HTA.
LONG, LESLIE A.
Student OJJicer
127 W. High St., London,
Ohio. Dunwoody Inst,
Minn., Seattle, Great Lakes.
LOOKER, WALTER J.
Student Officer
160-4 So. Delaware Ave.,
Mason City, Iowa. Great
Lakes, Illinois. HTA.
LOTSPEICH. RALPH E.
Ensign
507 Tolnca Ave., Alliance,
Nebraska. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
N. A. No. 2223. HTA.
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Assistant Secretary of the Narij Rooserelt in the Car
LOTT, JOHN M.
Ensign
20 Mackay Place, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1187.
HTA.
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LOUGHRIDGE, ED. W. LOVE, J. L. LOVITT, JOHN V.
Ensign Student Officer Student Officer
17 North Mulberry St., Somerset, Ohio. Seattle, 1311 So. .52nd St., W.
Mansfield, Ohio. Mass. Washington. HTA. Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. ,, , ,
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pen- Inst, of Tech., Cambridge. > i i
sacola. Cape May. N. A. HTA ^t (Y
No. 1151. LTA. ' " '
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LOWMAN. A. M.
Ensign
611 Euclid Ave., Elmira.
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Akron, Hampton Roads,
U. S. S. Nevada. LTA.
LOY NOLAN H.
Ensign,
Lif^onier Ind. Mass. Inst.,
of Tech., Cambridge, Mi-
ami. N. A. No. 1520. HTA.
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LUNDGREN, WM. E.
Ensign
901 St. Mark's Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass.
Insl. of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2t29.
HTA.
LUSH, HAROLD 1.
Ensign
3705 Texas St., San Diego,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Rockaway, Pelham
Bay. LTA.
LYNCIf, JOSEPH B.
Lifnt. (j.g.)
■1 Garfield St., Cambri.iKe,
Mass. M. L T., Key
West,
1.519.
Miami.
ITA.
N. A. No.
LYNN, DAVID E.
Ensign
915 Maiioning Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. 969.
LYON, ROBERT F.
Ensign.
2U0 ClanMiil<,n Rd., Br.>ok-
lyn, iN. Y. Bay Shore,
Key West, Miami, Moiilchic
Hamploii Mds. N. A.
No. .507. HTA.
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Lafleichb, PiimnE, Ensign, Sheridan, W yo. Seallle,
Wash.; San Dieso. Pensacola. N. A. No. 2:)10. HTA.
L.^INE, Hahry N., Ensign, 91.3 l^ast Third St., Los
Angeles. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Hampton
Roads. HTA.
Lainc, Fred M., 707 S. Pork Ave., Saginaw, Mich. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
LUCCOCK, EMORY W.
Ensign
1215 Beall Ave., Wooster,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Fla. N. A. No.
2051. HTA.
LUTZ, HOBART F.
Ensign
1218 Tenn. St., Lawrence,
Kansas. .Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2254. HTA.
LYON, MONTAGUE, Jr.
Student Officer
5865 Gates Ave., St. Louis,
Mo. Dunwoody Inst.,
Minn., Miami, Fla. HTA.
LUDLUM, THEO. T.
Ensign
1010 Northampton St.,
Ilolyoke, Mass. Mass.
List, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1722.
HTA.
LYNCH, JOHN PAUL
Student Officer
11 Woodhine St., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Cambridge. HTA.
LYON, NORMAN M.
Ensign
3842 Reading Rd., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Pensacola,
Hampton Roads. LTA.
(j.g.), 1202 Westover Ave.,
La]rd, Cecil W'., Lieut.
Norfolk, Va. N. A. No. 973,
Latri», J. H.. Dunham, Ensign, 54 New Main St., Haver-
straw, N. Y. Rockaway, Pensacola, Hampton Rds. LTA
Lake, .\LBERr G., Ensign, Ilamslead, N. H. N. A. No.
716.
Lake, R. V.. Ensign, 2032 Park Road, N. W., Washing-
ton, 1). C.
Lali.v, Francis S., Student OlViccr, 53 Olney St., Dor-
chester, Mass.
Lamb, Frank, Ensign, 2130 2St;h St., Sacramento, Gal.
N. A. No. 1671.
LAMBERTOiV. Lewis M., Studcnt Olficcr, 1327 Liberty
St., Franklin, Pa.
LAMHEirrv, John J., Ensign, 331 W. Wilson Ave., Glen-
dale, Cal.
Lamkev, Frederick M., War. Machinist.
Lami'Erti, Francisco A., Student Officer, 8 Court St.,
Staplelon St., New York.
amplev, Ira T., Student Officer, Eufania, Ala.
A
Landfs, Warwick It., Student, Olficer, Box 713 Beau-
*nonf, Tex.
Landon. George, Student Onicpr, 3C12 N. Kedvale Ave.,
Chicago, III.
Landon, H. R., Ensign, 19 East 5;Jrd St., i\ew York
City.
Landhecan, Wm. E., Ensign, 59 Plaza Drive, Bor'^eley.
-Cal, N. A. No. 1708.
Lane, Daniel D., Student Officer, 5717 Blackstone Ave.,
■Chicngo, 111.
Lane, FnANKLrN K., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.), 1866 Wyoming
Ave., Washington, D. C.
Lane, Oliver F., Ensign.
Lang, Bobert M., Student Officer, 47 W. North Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Langdon, John, Student Officer, 719 5th Ave., New York
■City. Mass. Inst., of Tech., Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
Lange, K. L., Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 548.
Langford, R., War. Machinist.
Langley, Lester L., Student Officer, Madbury Road,
Durham, N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Lassing, Robert li.. Student Oificer, St. Petersburg,
Fla. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Latimer. Homer H., Student Oificer, Idlewild and W^eb-
Bter Sts., Dayton, O.
Latta, Cha.-^., War. Machinist, 610 E. Pike St..
Seattle, Wash.
Lattimore, IIalrert S., Student Officer, 2277 Lipscomb
St., Fort Worth, Tex., Seattle, Washington; San Diego.
HTA.
Lauhhlin, Donald S., Student Officer, 1.36 Park St..
Portland, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Latrence, E. G. G., Lieut, (j.g.), 856 Locust St., Cin-
-cinnati, O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., BulTalo.
Laurence, Mortimer, Ensign.
Laverenis, A-, Ensign.
La Vie, Richard E., Ensign, Spring Lake, New Jersey,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami. Pcnsacola, Mon-
tauk, Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 1052. HTA.
Lawler, R. H.. Ensign, 34.5 E. 43rd St., Chicago, III.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes, Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. HTA.
Lawrence. Geo. F., Jr.. Lieut. 0-g-''. 1-^- East JOlh St.,
JVew York City.
Lawrence, J. B., Ensign, 666 Lincoln Ave., St. Paul,
Minn. N. A. No. 5B0.
Lawrence, J. W., Ensign, 1455 North Highland Ave..
-Pittsburgh, Pa. Great Lakes, Pensacola.
Lawrence, Malcolm R., Student Officer, 27 Montgom-
ery PI., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lawrence. R. T.. Ensign, 52 Kipp Ave., Rutherford,
N. J. N. A. No. 1671.
Lawrence, Walter H., Student Officer, Cameron,
Tex. Seattle. Washington. HTA.
Lawson, Edwin M., Ensign, 99 Cambridge St., Winches-
"ter, Mass.
Lawson, Joel S., Ensign.
Layton, David, Student Ofilcer, Oyster Ray, Long
Island, N. Y.
Leach, Paul R., Student Officer. 1507 N. Meridian St.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Learned. Harold G., Ensign, 5.3 Washington St.,
Meriden, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Rulfalo, College
Point, N. Y.
Learv Nelville, Lieut- (j.g.), 235 E. German St., Bal-
timore, Md.
Leavenworth, Edgar C., Ensign, Box 55, Cambridge,
Mass.
Lee, Clarence J., W^ar. Machinist, 183 Hunterdon St.,
Newark, N. J. Columbia Univ., Philadelphia, Detroit,
Pauillac, St. Trojan.
Lee, Horace J., Ensign, Catholic University, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Lee, Lawrence W.. Ensign, Detroit Athletic Club,
Detroit, Mich. W'ashington, D. C, Fond du Lac. Wise.
N. A. No. 291. HTA.
Lee, Lewis IL, Lieut, (i-g.), 5043 Washington Ave., St.
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Killingholme.
N. A. No. 291. HTA.
Lee. R. D.. Student Officer, 2215 Main St., Dallas, Tex.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, Ohio. LTA.
Lee, T. B.. Ensign, 821 West 178lh St., New York City.
IV. A. No. 697.
Lee, Walter A., Ensign, Melvern Tex. N. A. No. 2145.
Leek, Wm. A., Student Officer, 72 Seaman Ave., Ne S
York, N. Y.
Leekowttz, Da\id, Student Officer, 687 Preble Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
LeGrano, Leon. Student Officer, Colonial Ave., Hotel
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
Lehan, B. a., Ensign. Taunton, Mass. N. A. No. 277.
Lehman, Franklin S., Student Officer, Gettysburg,
Ohio.
Lefir. Henry S., E
N. A. No. 2395.
, Y. I\L C. A., Wilmington, Del.
Lehrke, O. E., Ensign. 101 Prospect Ave., East Orange,
N. J. N. A. No. 348.
N. A. No. 36 f.
Press, Bingham ton.
Leisenring, E. B., Lieut, (j.g.)
Leistner, August, Ensign, 707
N. Y. N. A. No. 2304.
Leland, a. F.. Student Officer, 141 Archer Ave., Mt.
Vernon, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Lem.vnski, John A., Ensign.
Lennox, Edward H., Student Officer, Psi Upsilon
House, 4532 18th Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash.
Leonard. A. B., Lieut, (j.g.). 2811 St. Paul St., Balti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hamjiton Roads, Wash-
ington, London, Eng.. Paris, Mout<-hic, Paimbocuf, Key
West, Fla.
Leonard. Harry E.. Student (Jfficer, 108 Carnegie
Ave., East Orange. N. J.
Leonhard, E. B., Ensign.
Leonhard, George J., Jr., Student Officer, 324 Bakemer
St., Marshficld, Wis.
Leonhard, John T., Student Officer, 310 Paulison
Ave., Passaic, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Leppla, W. J,. Student Officer, 1559 Marion St., Denver,
Colo.
Leslie, Gavon G., Ensign, 4352 Drexel Blvd., Chicago,
111.
Leslie. John L.. Ensign. 306 South 17th St., Allentown,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Seattle. Wasli.
Lester. Bohert B.. Lieut, (j.g.). 3400 Campbell St.,
Kansas City, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla.
N. A. No. 1473.
Letzkus, Elmer Anton, Ertsign. N. A. No. 1631.
Lewis. H. P., Ensign, 233 1st Park Ave., Springfield,
Mass. N. A. No. 493. N. A. No. 1737.
Lewis, Harley B., Leiut. (j.g.).
Lewis, Isaac C, Student Officer, 189 E. Main St.,
Meriden, Couil
Lewis, James K., Student Officer. 12 S. 13th St., Min-
neapolis, Minn.
Lewis. John A., Jr., Student Officer, 1133 8th Ave..
Columbus, Ga.
Lewis, Ltjdwig C, Student Officer. 2127 Spruce St.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Lewis, Bobt. F., Lieut, (j.g.), 161 Atlantic Ave.,
Swarapscott, Mass. N. A. No. 1474.
LiBBY. Philip Allan, Ensign, 109 Main St., Gorham,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Key West, Bay Shore,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2443. HTA.
LiEHR, Harry, Student Officer, 411 North Noble St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cambridge.
HTA.
LiFFEN, Stanford, Ensign, 421 Sergeant Ave., Joplin,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore. Pensacola. HTA.
Light, George E.. Student Officer, 234 King St.,
Stratford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Lightneb, Fred E., W^ar. Boatswain.
Lile, John A., Student Officer.
LiNDAUER, Albert J., Student Officer, 5722 Michigan
Ave., Chicago, III.
Ltndemer, George F., Student Officer, 715 E. Laurel
St., Syracuse, N. Y.
LiNDER, John, Jr., Student Officer, York St., Canton,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. IITA.
Lindesmith, 0. R., Student Officer.
Ensign,
27 W. 44th St., New York City
Ensign, 4520 Spruce St., Phila-
LlNG\RD, E,
N. A. No. 5 fO.
Lindsay'. Donald E,
defphia. Pa.
Lindsay, Jean C, Ensign. N. A. No. 1848.
Lindsey, Willis C, Student Officer, Washington. Ga.
LippMAN. Albert F., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.), 1056 Webster
Ave., Chicago, 111.
LippMAN, Harry, War. Boatswain.
^A)>r'
'.?
Litchfield, Allyne C, Easign, 200 Bay State Rd.-
Boston, Mass.
Little, Chas. K., Ensign.
Little, Henry, Jn., Slinlent OtTiccr, 4Q3 Comraon-
weallh Avo., Boston, Mass.
Little, John C, Ensign.
Littleton, C. H. S.. Jr., Ensign, 5.S5 South Grand Ave
Pasadena, Cal. Ma.ss. Inst, of Teeh.. Akron, Pcnsaeola,
and Chatham, Mass. N. A. No. IS.S.''). LTA.
Livingston, J. L., Ensign.
Livingston, Rich.\rd, Ensign, 540 W. James St.,
Lancaster. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2206. HTA.
Livingstone, S. R.. Lieut, (j.g.), 40 Eliot St., Detroit,
Mich. Wa,shington, D. C. LTA.
Lloyd, Edward S., Student Oflicer, .'5620 Gates Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Mach., 106 Saratoga Ave.,
Lloyd, H. W., Wa
Yonkers, N. Y.
Lloyd, J. Hubert B., Student Officer, 221 Clayton St.,
San Francisco, Cal. Univ. of Washington. Seattle. HTA.
Lloyd. Walter P., Student Officer, 1422 Mass. Ave.,
\yashinglon, D. C.
Locke, John L.. Student Offirer, 170.5 13th South,
Seattle. Wash. Seattle. San Diego. Cal. HTA.
LocKMAN, D. E., Ensign.
LocKWOOD. J. E.. Ensisn. 38 W. Johnson St., German-
town, Pliila., Pa. N. A. No. 1230.
LoER, William P.. Ensign. 528 S. 14th St.. Newcastle.
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, and Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1636. HTA.
Logan. W. V.. Ensign, 1790 Broadway, New York.
Great Lakes. III.; Pensacola. Fla. HTA.
LoHMAN. Frederick W., Student Officer. 158 East
Market St.. Akron, Ohio.
LoKKER. Clarence A.. Student Officer. 100 E. 9lh St..
Holland. Mich. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn. HTA.
Long. Carl Herman. Student Officer. 444 Morris
Ave.. Elizabeth. N. J.
Long. Herbert J., Student OITicer, 209 E. Jeflerson
St.. Waverly. Iowa.
Long. Matt Ransom. Student Officer. Ro.xboro. N.
Car. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Long. Paul W.. Student Officer. 1435 Sixth Ave..
Huntington. W. Va.
LoOMis. Ralph L.. Ensign. Bedford. Ma.ss. French
Aviation Schools, Dunkirk, Eastleigh. N. A. No. 578.
HTA.
Lord. Walter V.. Student Olficer. 1033 Avon Place.
South Pasadena. Cal.
LoBDLY. L. C. Ensign, 308 W. .32d St.. New York City.
LoRRiMER. RoBT. E.. Eusigu. 71 West Boston Blvd.,
Detroit. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West and Miami.
N. A. No. 1.522. HTA.
Lose. Ralph D.. Ensign. 1217 Oakdale Drive. Ft. Wayne.
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. N, A.
No. 1721. HTA.
Louo, Edward C, Ensign.
Love, Alfred H., Student Officer, 764 Putnam Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Love, W. C, Student Oflicer, Fremont. Ohio.
Lovelace. L. M.. Ensign.
Lovering. Thomas S., Student OIHcer, 146 f Summit
Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Lovering, W. K., Student Officer, 66 First Ave., Salt
Lake City. Utah. Seattle. HTA.
Low, Giles J., Student Officer, 193 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Lowe. H. B.. Student Officer. 70.5 St. Clair Ave.. Cleve-
land. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Lowe. William B., Student Officer, 1526 Bolton St.,
Baltimore. JVId.
LuDiNGTON, D. T., Ensign, Clovelly. Ardmore. Pa. N.
A. No. 2162.
LuDiNGTON. II. J.. Ensign. Holley, New York. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami. Moutchir. Camp Malp-
pensa. Northern Bombing Squadron, Italy. N. A. No.
1455. HTA.
Ludlow, Geo. H., Lieut, fj.g.), 1203 Forest Ave.,
Evanston, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Lake
Bolsena. Porto Corsini. Venice. Bay Shore. N. A. No. 342.
HTA.
LuFKiN, C. F.. Lieut, (j.g.'l, Care of E. C. Lufkin. Texas
Co.. N. Y. N. A. No. 129.
LuKENS. James W., Ensign, Crum Lynne, Pa. N. A.
No. 2326.
Lumpkin. R. A., Ensign, 101 Wabash, Ave., Mattoon,
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1865. LTA.
LuNDiN. Erick E.. Student Officer, 2806 No. Francisco
Ave.. Chicago, 111.
LuNT. Dudley C. Ensign, 135 Brac'iett St.. Portland,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron and Hampton Roads.
U. S. S. Arizona. LTA.
Lyle. Wesley B.. Ensign. Idaho Falls. Idaho. Mass
Inst, of Tech.. Miami and Pensacola. N. A. No. 1986.
HTA.
Lyles, Berry S., Student Officer. 912 Palmetto Bldg,.
Columbia. S. C.
Lyman. Carl. Student Officer. 217 East Capitol St.,
Washington, D. C.
Lyman. W. Clark. Ensign. 118 N. Fourth St.. Easton,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami and Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2135. HTA.
Lynch. Cecil J.. Student Officer. Lokota. N. D.
Lynch. H.<rold Vincent. Student Officer. 622 Wesley
Avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA,
Lynch. John. Student Officer, 3325 Pecos St., Denver,
Colo.
Lynch, John H., Student Officer, 25 Logan St., Lawrence,
Mass.
Lynch, Kenneth R.. Ensign. 1236 Sherman St.. Ala-
meda. Cal. Ma,ss. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2023. HTA.
Lyon. I. W.. Ensign. Larchmont, N. Y. No. 1155.
Lyon, Robert G.. Ensign. 10 E. 58th St.. New York.
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola, Norfolk.
N. A. No. 1860.
Lyon. Rossmore D.. Lieut, (j.g.). South Road. Pough,
keepsie, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola-
Bay Shore. N. A. No. 968. HTA.
Lyon, Stuart G.. Student Officer. 80 Jewett Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Lyons, John A.. Student Officer, 51 Putnam St., Somer-
ville, Mass.
VT
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McBRIDE, GEO. W.
MoBROOM, EARL H.
Student Officer
East Ave.. Brighton Sta.,
Rochester. N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Key West.
HTA.
Ensign
70.'! 8th St., Laramie. Wyo
Mass. Inst, ot Tech.. Mi-
ami. Peiisacola. N. A. No
2069. JITA.
McCAIIAN, DAVID
Ensign
214 Second St.. Hunting-
don. Penn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2476. HTA.
McCANDLESS, D.WID
Ensign
4740 Bayard St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. -Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. Pensacola.
N. A. No. lb6L HTA.
(C) Underwood <^ Underwood, N. Y.
Zeppelin Out on Patrol the First Few D.\y.s of the War
McCELVEY, GEO. EDW.
Ensign
Temple, Tex. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Pensa-
cola. N. A. N
HTA
o. 2247.
McCLELLAND, G. H.
Ensign
1470 Arthur Ave.. Lake-
wood, tthio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Miami.
HTA.
McClelland, r. l.
student Officer
Western Springs, III. Dun-
woody, Miami. HTA.
McCORMICK, a. h.
Ensign
631 Rush St.. Chicago,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Pensacola. Queenstown,
Wexford, Ire. N. A. No.
895. HTA.
McCORMICK, C. E.
Student 0/Jicer
RFD No. 2 Shephcrdsville,
Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
McCORMICK, D. W.
Student Officer
220 E. Exchange St.,
Owosso, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. LTA.
McCOWN, TITOS. C.
Ensign
Richmond, Ky. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Hampton Roads. N. A. No.
1270. HTA.
McCOY, FRANK
Boatswain
25 S. Pine St., Indiana-
polis, Ind. Pensacola,
Camp Sandy, Pensacola.
McCREA, D. P.
Ensign
618 Story St., Boone, Iowa.
Dunwoody, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2596.
HTA.
McCREERY. G. W.
Student Officer
Fall River, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
McDANIEL, RUEL R.
Ensign
Slocum, Tex. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Miami,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2431. HTA.
McDonald, w. c. f.
Ensign
536 W. Jefferson St.. Ft.
Wayne, Ind. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1427.
HTA.
McDowell, c. r.
Ensign
Buckhorn, Ky. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Key
West. HTA.
McDowell, j. irving
student Officer
166 Eastwood Ave.. Provi-
dence, R. I. Newport,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay
Shore. HTA.
McDowell, richard
Ensign
619 West 175th St.. New
York Cily. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick, Gd.. Miami. N. A.
No. 2060. HTA.
McEVOY, J. IL, Jr.
Student Officer
202 McGowen Ave., Hous-
ton, Tex. Univ. of \\'ash.
Seattle, Wash. HTA.
1
McFERREN, WM.
Student Officer
Hoopeston, 111. Mass-
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pen-
sacola. LTA.
McGILL, MAX P.
Ensign
Central City. Nebraska.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen-
sacola, Miami. N. A. No.
1146, HTA.
McGINTY, W. B.
Ensign
Lowell, Okla. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1724.
HTA.
McGOVERN. M. J.
Ensign
1535 Penu- St., Denver,
Colo. Seattle. San Diego.
HTA.
McGregor, stuart m.
Enaign
Coleman, Tex. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. , M iami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2500.
HTA.
McGUIRE
Ensign
512 Reveridge St., Car-
bondale. 111. Mass. In.st.
of Tech., Akron, Rock-
away. LTA.
Ensign
115 South Davis Si., Santa
Rosa, Cal. Mass. lost, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1357.
IITA.
Ensign
174 Bowdoin St., Spring'
field, Mass. Akron, Cas-
tletown, Ire.. Plymouth.
Eng. LTA.
(C) Comm. Pub. Inf.
Sham Battle at Key West
McKAIG. ALVIN W.
Lieut. (j-</-)
411 9th St., Ocean City,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Miami, Pensacola, Aua-
costia, Washington, D. G.
N. A. No. 1999. HTA.
McKAY, EARLE D.
Ensign
3109 Park Ave., Minneap-
olis, Minn. Dunwoody,
San Diego, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2268. HTA.
McKENNA, VIRGIL V.
Ensign
Westbury, L. I. Mass. Inst*
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, Philadelphia. N. A.
No. 1126. HTA.
McKENZIE, K. C.
Student Officer
1414 Watchung Ave., Plain-
field, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
McKENZIE. W. C.
Ensign
Banaockburn, S. C. Mass,
Inst,, ol' Tech., Key West;
Miami. Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Hoods. N. A. No,
1263. IITA.
McKIM, IIORTON A.
Ensign
Box 512 1 onopdh Nov.
AH'^s lo'^t ol Icth Key
\N e-)t Miami Pensacola.
N A No 15>6 HIA
McKINNEY. \V. P.
Ensign
4 Temple Court Apt., Knox-
ville, Tenn., M.I.T.. Mi-
Ecni Motitchic. Campain^j; ',
N. B. G., Malpensa. N. A.
No 1154. HTA.
McKINNON, RALPH
Ensign
.516 W. 12Mi St., Sioux
Falls, S. D. Seattle, San
Diego, Pensarola. N. A.
No. 2267. IITA.
Mcknight, h. w.
Ensign
218 S. Third St., Fulton,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2455. HTA.
McKONE, CARL S.
Sludenl Officer
15 Center Place, Dubuque,
Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. IITA.
McKOVVN, RICHARD E.
Ensign
Boolhbay Harbor, Maine.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Pensacola. HTA.
McLaughlin, guy
Lieut, (j.g.)
Lynchburg, Virginia. Pen-
sacola, San Diego. N. A.
No. 90. HTA.
McLELLAN, C. A.
Ensign
42 Massasoit St., Matta-
pan. Boston, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Hampton
Roads, Pensacola, Bay
Shore, N. A. 492. HTA.
McMAHON, A. W.
Ensign
112 '2 Whitney Avenue,
Hampden, Conn. Mass
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola, Key West. N,
A. No. 2289. HTA.
McMASTER. JOHN D.
Ensign
39 BenLley Ave., Jersey
City, N. J. Miami, New
York. HTA.
McMURHAIN, S. [i.
Ensign
Cusseta, Ga. Cazaux, Fr.
Moulchic, Fr.. Pensacola.
A. N;.. 266:J. HTA.
3--%^
Ensign
1315 East 1271h St., Brook-
lyn. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Hampton
Roads, Pensarola. N. A
No. 1699. HTA.
Ensign
Lakemont, N. Y. M. I. T.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. Coco Solo, Washing
ton, Akron. N. A. No. 17 17
LTA., JITA.
Ensign
.5.5 Jersey St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2139.
HTA.
Lieut, (j.g.)
11 Liherly St., Barre,
Aermijnl. \I. 1. T.. Pcnsa.,
Ft. Worlh. Kil
Dnndee. IN. ,\. No. 275
HTA.
MACDONALD, GEO. R.
Ensign
17 Copen St., Dorchester.
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacoia,
Hampton Roads. IS.A. JNo.
1791. HTA.
MACDONALD, G. G.
Ensign
665A 3<llh St., Oakland.
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Hampton Roads,
Pensacoia. JN. A. No. 2478.
LTA.
MACK, JULIAN J.
Ensign
16f, W. Thompkins St.,
Galeshiir^, III., Ounwoody,
Miami, Key West, Pensa-
coia. N. A. No. 2361. HT\.
MACKENZIE, H. L.
Sindenl Officer
Hopkinton, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
r'.
MACME, JULIAN J.
Ensign
2537 Hearst Ave., Berke-
ley. Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami.
Pensacola. N. A. No.
1374. IITA.
MACMEEKIN. D. W.
Sludcnl Officer
302 So. 28lh St., Lincoln,
Neb. Dunwoody, Miami
Key West.
MACNEIL, CriAS.
Enaiyn
RED. No. 162, Mnnln Park,
Cal. Seattle, San Diego.
Pensacola
HTA.
N. A. No. 2327.
MACY. E. DWIGHT
Ensign
Lynnville. Jasper Co., Iowa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West. N. A. No. 1693.
HTA.
MADIGAN. JOHN W.
Ens ign
15 Clark's Hill Ave., Slam-
ford, Conn. Mass- Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola, London, Eng. N. A.
No. 1259. HTA.
MAGEE, WM. A., Jr.
Ensign
5 Montgomery St., San
Francisco, Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., San Pedro, San
Diego. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1399. HTA.
MAGENNIS, FRANK T.
Ensign
79 Atlas St., Akron. Ohio.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Pensacola, Coco Solo. LTA.
MAGUIRE, J. RUSSELL
Student Officer
188 Hohart St., Meriden,
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola. HTA.
ms
MAGUIRE. LEO J., Jr.
Student Officer
3105 S. Figueroa St., Los
Angeles, Cal. M. I. T., Mi-
ami, Cape May, Pelham,
New London. HTA.
MAIIONEY. JOHN J., Jr.
Ensign
2654 Washington St., Rox-
bury, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. N, A. No. 2634.
HTA.
MAINA, WM. V.
Student Of/icer
6711 Parnell Ave., Chica-
go, III. Dnnwoody, Minn.,
Great Lakes, Seattle. HTA.
MALCOMSON, GEO. W.
Ensign
116 La Salle, Bonlevard,
Delroit, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2031.
IITA.
MALLORY. N. W.
Ensign
718 Cherry St., Santa
Rosa, Cal. Seattle, San
Diego, Cal., Pensacola. N.
A. iNo. 2084. HTA.
MANCHESTEM, H. L.
Ensign
133 North Main St., Attle-
boro, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2137. HTA.
MANN, WILLIAM
Ensign
455 Fort Washington Ave.,
New York City. School of
Aerial Photography, Mi-
ami. Navy Yard, Phila.,
, Aoacostia.
MANN, YULEE W.
Lieut. (J.g.)
Pensacola. Fla. Mass. Inst,
ol Tech., Washington, D. C.
^^■'^
MARBURY. LEOINARD
Ens iff n
1208 15th Sr., Washington,
n. C. M. I.T, Hamp. Rds.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa.,
Moorehead Ciry, Ananosiia.
N. A. No. 1232. irrA.
MARIS, ARTHUR S.
En sign
99 \V. Lacrosse Ave.. Lans-
downe. Penn. Seattle,
San Die^'O, Pcnsacola. N.A.
No. 2;il8. IITA.
MARKLE, GEO. R., Jr.
Ensign
Hazieton, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. (Instructor), U. of
Wash., SeaLtle (Instructor).
MARKS. ROREHT W.
iilii'Jvnt Oflicer
Medina Road, Akron, Ohio,
-Mass. Insl. of Tech., Caro-
bridge. LTA.
^ •*. -'j
ClIJilSTM.VS MORXIXG AT MlAMI BeaCH, FlORID.A
J'is-iting Blimp from Key West
MARKTIIALER, A. F.
Ensign
222 Rahway Ave., Eliza-
beth, N. J. Mass. Insl. of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1973.
HTA.
MARLEY, JOHN S.
Alachinist
33 East 53rd St.. Country
Club DisL, Kansas City,
Missouri. Columbia Univ.,
Great Lakes.
MARONEY, HUGH W\
Ensign
502 West St., Stillwater.
Okla. Dunwoody. Miami,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2525. HTA.
MARRINELLI, VICTOR F.
Ensign
216 Maryland Ave.. N. E.»
Washington, D. C. iMass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pen-
sacola, Key West. N. A.
No. 1223. HTA.
i.V
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MARSnALI,, L. P
Lieut, (j.g.)
71 Summer St., Everett
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N
A. No. 915.
MARSHALL, R. B.
Lieut, (j.g.)
1519 Shady Ave., Pitts-
hur!,'h, !'a. M. L T., Moii-
lauk, Hoekaway. C. M.iy,
I lamp. Rds., Akron, Key
West. N. A. No. 2605. LTA.
MARTIN, CIIAS. 11.
Student Officer
920 E. Oak St., New Al-
bany, Ind. Dunwoody,
Miami, Key West. HTA.
MARTIN, EDWARD
Lieut. (J.g.}
17 Adriance Ave., Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Mon-
tauk, Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 6W. HTA.
HORACE C
Ensign
1572 Mass. Ave., Cam-
bridge, Mass. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Key West, Miami
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1144,
HTA.
MARTIN, LEROY V., Jr.
Ensign
1010 Tenth St., Miami,
Fla Mass Inst of Tech
Mnmi Key West, Pen-
sa. oil N A No 2562
HI\
MARTIN, R. M.
Student Officer
212 Alamosa Ave., San
Antonio, Tex. Seattle,
Wash. HTA.
MARTIN, ROBERT R.
Student Officer
.31 Prospect Ave., Larch-
mont, N. Y. Seattle
Wa~h. HTA.
MARTIN, M. SCOVKLL
Ensign
.32 Lincoln St., Glen Ridge,
N. J. Mass Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola,
Squadron 6. HTA.
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MARTIN. W. 11.
En a ign
Laurens, S. C. Mass. Inst.
ol'Tech., Miami. Key West,
Pensacola. HTA.
MASON. GKORGE S.
Student Officer
119 Terapie Si., Fredonia,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. HTA.
MATHERS, JOHN L.
Student Officer
122 West Hemlock St.,
Hazleton, Pa. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
MERRITT, ROSWELL A.
Ensign
403 OrariKe St., Macon, Ga.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2012. HTA.
MERSHON, EDW. J.
Ensign
27 Spring St., Bro^kport
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Key West, Miami. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1184. HTA
MERTZ, M. HAWLEY
Ensign
219 West H. St., Ontario.
Cal. Seattle, San Diefro,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2.396.
HTA.
MEbhH\E\. 1.. C. Jr
Ensign
3614 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Kansas City. Mo. Mass.
Insl. of Tech., Key W^est.
N. A. No. 2020. HTA.
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K«^«^
Ob.sehv-vtiox Balloox, Pensacola
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MIDWOOD, G. A., Jr.
Ensign
W. BarringUm, R. I. MasS-
Inst. of Tech., Bay Shore,
Hamplon Roads, Pensa-
cola, Miami. N. A. No.
127.5. HTA.
MILHAM, ALLAN B.
Student Officer
831 W. Lovell St., Kalama-
zoo, Mich. Mass. Inst, of
Tccii., Great Lakes, Bay
Shore, Brunswick, Ga., Key
West. IITA.
MILLER, E. HOWARD,
Ensign
2719 Church Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensaeola, Miami,
Hampton Roads. N. A.
No 1425. HTA.
MILLER, GEORGE C.
Ensign
P. O. Box 849, Richmond
Va. M.I.T.,Pens.,Paui]lac,
Moutchic, Bay Sh., Hamp.
Rds., Morehead City.N. A.
No. 893. LTA.
MILLER, ODVER II.
Student Officer
1739 P St., N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Great Lakes,
Pensaeola, Miami. HTA.
MILLER. R. L.
StutJent OJficer
21 East Market St., Ind-
ianapolis, Ind. Ounwoody,
Miami. HTA.
MILLER, EARL H.
Lieut, (j.g.)
1050 23rd St., San Diego,
Cal. M. I. T., Akron,
Pensa., Hamf)lon Roads,
Rockaway, Key West. N.
A. No. 2678. LTA.
MILLER, GEO. F.
Ensign
Eaton Rapids, Mich. Mass-
Inst. of Tech., Pensaeola,
Miami. N. A. No. 1517.
HTA.
MILLER. J. B.
En.sii/n
26 St. Pauls Road, Ard-
more, Penn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensaeola.
N. A. No. 2655. HTA.
(B)
MILLER, J. JEFFERSON
Ensign
Esplanade Apts., Balti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Mi-ami, Pensaeola.
N. A. No. 2073.
MILLER, THOMAS R.
Student 0£icer
"4008 Forest Hill A e.,
Richmond, Va. Dunwoody,
HTA.
MILLER, VAN ROY
Lieut, ij.g.)
3001 East 6th St., Kansas
City, Mo. Pensaeola.
HTA.
MILLER, WM. THOMAS
Ensign ^
Lyons, Mich. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Hamp. Rds., Morehead
City. N A. No. 1231.
HTA.
MILLS, M. E.
Ensign
Virginia, 111. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Great Lakes,
Miami, Key West, Pensa-
eola. N. A. No. 2526. HTA.
MILNE, JAMES. Jr.
Siwieni Oflicer
Stony Creek, Conn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
MINER, RALPH W.
Ensign
East Greenwich, Rhode
Island. Mass. Inst, or
Tech., Miami, Key West»
Pensaeola. N. A. No, 2568^
HTA.
MINER, SPERRY W.
Ensign
246 Park St., New Haven,
Conn. Mass. InsI,. oi'Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N
A. No. 1698. IITA.
MITCHEL, ELMER L.
Lieut, (j.g.)
166 Devonshire St., Roston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Pensacola.
MITCHELL, HAROLD L.
Ensign
RFD. No. 1, So. Portland,
Me. Columbia University,
Hampton Roafis, Detroit,
Anacostia, D. C.
MITCHELL. HUCII A.
Ensign
6 College St., Brunswick,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Rockaway, Pensa-
cola. LTA.
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MITCHELL, WM. H.
Ensign
229 Lake Shore Drive,
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Key West,
Great Lakes. N. A. No.
1475. HTA.
MIX. DONALD G.
Ensign
1 Kensington Hts., Wor-
cester, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2493. HTA.
MODISETTE, R. M.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Salem, Ohio. Great Lakes,
Anacostia, Hampton Rds.,
Pensacola, Great Lakes.
HTA.
MOLLER, JOHN P.
Ensign
4505 Woodland Park Ave.
Seattle, Wash. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Seattle, Miami,
Pensacofu. N. A. No. 2077.
HTA.
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MOiNAGHAN. JOHN A.
Ensign
44 Ayers St., Waterbury,
Conn. M. I. T., Kay Shorp,
Key Wesl., Miami, Pensa-
cola. Hampton Hds. N. A.
No. 193B. HTA.
MONTEITH, M
En s i'jn
Belton, Tex. Great Lake;
Pensacola.
MONTGOMERY, A. M.
Ensign
801 West End Ave., New
York Cily. Mass. Inst,, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola, Cape May. N. A.
No. 1406. HTA.
MONTGOMERY,
Lieut. (J.g.)
41 Midland Ave., Arling-
ton, N. J. M. I. T., Akron,
Cape May, Rockaway,
Hampton Rds., Coco Solo,
Key West. LTA.
MONTGOMERY, J. K.
Ensign
Marion, S. C. Mass. Inst.
oi'Tech., Pensacola, Miami,
Hampton Roads. N.A. No.
665
HTA.
MOODY, JUDD W.
Ens ign
Lowell, Ark. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Mi-
ami, Autinpues, Moutchic,
Killinj-'holme,
940. HTA.
N. A. No.
"^-h:
^ir
MOONEY, W. M.
Ensign
141 Water St., Paterson,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Ray Shore, Pensacola. N.
A.. No. 2214. HTA.
MOORE, A. K. P.
Ensign
212 Walnut St., Montclair,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Inspector of Eng. Material
Rrooklyn Aeronautic Dis
trict.
t'^r^
MOORK, F. W.
Sludent Officer
502 W. 13lh St., Austin,
Tex. Ma.ss. Inst, ot" Tech.,
Miami. HTA.
MI.XJHE, HARRY C.
Ensifjn
1707 Atlantic Ave., Atlan-
tic Cily, N. J. Key West.,
M. I. T., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2081. UTA.
MOORE, J. BALLARD
Lieut, ij.c.)
Wash. Loan & Trust BIdg.,
Washington, D. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Operations
Aviation, Washington, D.
C. N. A.
MOORE, WM. B., Jr.
Gunner
.3028 llilligas Ave., Berke-
ley, Cal. U. S. S. Wuichesler,
S. P. 150, Miami, Pensa-
cola. Taliaferro Field,
Camp ,Saufley. HTA.
MOORE. WM. P.
Ens inn
5 Fairview Circle, Birming-
ham, Ala. ,SeattIe, San
Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 23«. HTA.
MORFORD, JAMES R.
Ensitin
528 EasI 10th St., Wihning-
ton, Delaware. M. I. T.,
Pensacola, Miami. Moul-
chic, L'Aher Vrach, Hamp.
Rds. N. A. No. 730. HTA.
MORGAN, BOWMAN S.
Machinist
Wilton, N. II. Columbia
Univ., Squantum, Norfolk,
Detroit.
MORGAN, J. L.
Mtictiinist
5122 Camac St., Phila.,
Pa. Paaillac, Fr., Trom-
pulete, Fr
Ire. HTA.
Queeiistown,
^,.=.5^
MORSE, RICHARD A.
Student Officer
34 Russell Streel., Millon,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech
HTA.
MOSELEY, OEORGE C.
Lieut, {j.g.)
160 Prospect Ave.. High-
Inntl Park. 111. K. Lal.iy-
elte Escadrillo, Moutchic,
niii]kirk,2« Fr. S|)ad. Sq.
N. A. No. 566.
MOSLEY, A. J.
Student Officer
2647 Race St., Denver,
Colo., Seattle, San Diego.
HTA.
MUDGE, WM. F.
Lieut, (j.g.)
7 Wedgemer Ave., Win-
chester, Mass. R. F. C,
Borden, Can., Bay Sh.,
Pensa.. Milan, Calais, Kil-
lingholmo. N. A. No. 157.
lis
MULLER, CHARLES G.
Ensign
68 W. 56th St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Miami. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2189. HTA.
MURPHY. JOHN LEWIS
Ensign
41 Woodward St., South
Boston, Mass. M. 1. T.,
Hampton Rds., Pensacola,
Fleet Air Detach. N. A.
No- 26'l. HTA.
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MURRAY, ARTHUR B.
Student Officer
1110 Nott St., Schenec-
tady, New York. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
MUNHALL, ALFRED N.
Ensign
2424 Farmers Bank Bldg.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore. Pen-
sacla. N. A. No. 1593.
HTA.
MURPHY, C. B.
Student Officer
Hillsboro Hotel, Tampa,
Fla. Dunwoody Institute,
Minneapolis.
MURPHY, DUDLEY B.
Ensign
Fallen Road, Lexington,
Mass. Squantura, Hamp-
ton Roads, KiUingholme,
Eng., East Fortune, Scot-
land. N. A. No. 201. HTA.
MURPHY JOHN D.
Ensign
Norwich, Conn. M. I. T.,
Newjiort, Key West, Miami,
]*ensa., Moutchic. Fr., lie
Tudy, Fr.. Bav Sh . Hock-
away. N. A. No. ] 122. HTA
MUKPHY, IHOMAS H.
Lieut, (j.g.)
9 Conant St., Province-
town, Mass. Pensacola,
KiUingholme, R. A. F.
Fortune, Hamplon Rds.,
Washington. N. A. No. 51.
MURPHY, WM. A.
Ensign
372 Dudley St., Roxbury,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola, Cape May. N. A. No.
965. Hl'A.
MURRAY, HAROLD J.
Ensign
37 May Ave., Brockton,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2037. HTA.
MURRELL, JESSE L.
Student Officer
Champaign, 111. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
MURTOUGH, JAMES F.
Ensign
Chatsworlh, 111. Dun-
woody, Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2409.
M
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McAdoo, noBT. TI.. Ensign, i:il2 ]6lh Si., Washington,
D,C.«N. A.No. 19.5,5.
McAdoo, Walter C, Stndent OfTicer, The Kcnpsaw
Apt., 16th and Irving Sts., Washington, D. C. Dnnwoody
Inst., Minn. HTA.
McAdoo, Wm. G., Jr., Ensign, 121,3 161 li St., Wasliing-
lon, D.l^C. No. 2.)6.
McAi.EXANDER, (>. G.. Lion I . (.j-g.), 1 (J62 Lamar Ave.-
Memphis, 'IVnn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 662.
McAllistkb, Albert T., Stndcnl Offir:cr, Seminole Ave.,
Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia.
McAnaw, Frank L. J., Ensign, Knights of Columbus
ridg.. Ft. Sill, Okla.
McAtee, J. J., Lieut, (j.g.), :i:i61 Ml. Pleasant St.,
Washington, D. C Washington, Rockaway, Chatham,
Miami, Pensacola, Ray Shore.
McBride, D. F., Student OlFicer, 2 Oswego St., Utiea,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pelham Bay. I ITA.
McCahill, Eugene P., Student Otfieer, Georgetown
University, Washington, D. C.
McCall, James L., Student OfTicer, 6029 Freret St.,
New Orleans, La.
McCalltjm, Stephen D., Student GITieer, 6012 Kings-
bury Blvd,, St. Louis, Mo.
McCann, R. ir.. Ensign, 100 E. Washington Lane, Ger-
mantown. Pa. N. A. No. 147.
MoCarl, Donald E., Student Omeer, 729 N, 12th
St., Quiney, 111,
McCarthy, A. L., War.Mach., i:i40 Theriot Ave., Bronx,
N. Y. N. A. iNo. 1M5.
McCarthy, Chas. F., Ensign, 1045 E. 19th Ave., Den-
ver, Colo. N. A. No. 1781.
McCarthy, G. H., Ensign.
McCarthy, Jerry R., Student OfTicer, 70 Park Ave.,
Detroit, Mich,
McCarthy, L. A., Ensign, 2214 Blaisdell Ave., Minne-
apolis, Minn. No. 1145.
McCarthy, W.m, V., Student Officer, 56 High St..
Springfield, Mass.
McCaijley, J. E., Student Officer, 11 Tremont Ave.,
Soraerville, Mass.
McCausland, John W., Ensign, 7:1J0 Princeton .\ve.,
Chicago, 111.
McChesney, M. N., Lieut, O'.S-)- N. A. No. 1069.
McClatchv. John B., Student Officer, Marion, Pa.
McClelland, Dougl.vss, Student Officer, 510 West
llSlh St., New York City.
McClelland, James E., Student Otricer, Springfield, Ey.
McClintock, E. K., Ensign, 1,301 Lincoln Ave., Tyrone,
Pa. Mass. Inst- of Tech., Akron, Pensacola, Rockaway
Beach. N. A. No, 1220. LTA,
McClintock, Jack R., En.sign, 1511 Lyle Si., Waco,
Tex. N. A. No, 1»36.
McClintock, Jame.s L, Student Ollieer, 725 Harrison
Ave., Canon City, Colo.
McClung, Harriso;v T., Student Officer, 703 Grand
Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
McClure, John T.. Student Officer.
McClure, T. H., Ensign, 31 W. 4 1lh St., New York
City. Alass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Norfolk; Brest, Cam-
brai, Fr. LTA.
McColm, Donald B., Stndent Officer, 1270 Bryden Rd.,
Columbus, Ohio.
-McCoMB, High L., Ensign. Care of Dayton Eng.
Lab., Dayton, Ohio.
McCoNNELL, Hugh, Ensign, 8 Bigelow St., Cambridge,
Mass.
McCoNNELL, RoBT. K.. Eiisign, 61 Cre^cent St , North-
ampton, Mass- N. .\. No. 1372.
-McCoNNELL, RoBT. P., Eiislgii, Mokeluiune Hill, Cal.
McCoNNEL, SiMiiELS Y., Sludenl Officer, 1314 Mass,
Ave., Washington, D. C.
McCoNNELL, Sti:\rt, Sludent Officer, 913 President
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA,
McCoRMACK, Jame.s St.vnley, EnsigH, 58 Becchwood
Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Rlue Hill
Obser\'alory. Norfolk, Va., Committee on Exiierimenlai
Power. irr,\.
iMcCcHi.M VCK, BoBT. J.. Eiisigu, Waterbury, Conn.
McCoRMirK, Cms. B., Student Olficcr, 306 9th St.,
N. W., Washington, !>. C.
McCoRMicK, IIerbebt H., Sliideiit ()lfieer, 180 Center
St., S. Manchester, Conn.
McCoRMicK, J. S. F., Ensign, 827 Washinglon Road,
Pitlshnrgh, Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Akron, Pensacola.
Paimb-.c-uf, Fr.; Cape -May, N. J.; Pauillac, Fr. N. A, No.
66 f. LTA.
McCoRMiCK, O. L., Sludent Officer, Baphine, Va,
Dnnwoody Inst., Minn. HT,\.
McCoBMicK, W\LTER W., Student Officer, Dnpont
Fabrikoid Co., Wilmington, Del.
McCosKER. Da\e, Ensign, The Measuregraph Co., St.
Lonis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes.
McCracken, Thos. E.. Lieut- (j-g-), 642 Lafayette -\ve-,
Brooklyn, N Y-
McCrackex, E. P-, Ensign, 135 W. 92d St., New York
City.
McCraw, Nelson S., Student Officer, 247 Eagle St.,
North -\dams, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Dunwoody
Inst., Minn. HTA.
McCbeary, W, C, Ensign, 704 W. Main St., MarshaU-
town, la.
McCruden, Donald B., Sludent Officer, 157 E. Main
St., Westtield, N. Y.
McCulloch. John W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1637.
McCuLLOCH, Wm. R., Student Officer, 419 Park Ave.,
N. Y.
McDaniel, Thos. IL, Student Officer, FloresvilJe, Tex-
McDaniel,TomW., Student Officer, 1 1 W. North .\ve.,
Atlanta, Ga.
McDermott, D. I., War. Machinist, 634 Chelton Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
McDermott. M. J.. Ensign, 547 E. Ciielton -\ve-, Phila-
delphia, Pa- N- A. No- 702-
McDonald, Harold Bowland, Ensign, 1552 L St.,
Fresno, Cal- Mass. Inst- of Tech., Wingfoot Lake and
Rockaway Beach, L. I.
McDoNVLD. H,vv\\.\RD C, Studcnt Officer, 2624 Haste
St., Berkely, Cal.
McDonald, Bobt. T-, Stndent Officer 602 Monroe St.,
Ann -\rbor, Mich-
McDonnell, E. C-, Lieut- (js)-
V
>^)
^y^J
'Ti
';;r
McDonnell, F. R., Lieul. fj.g.). 1 130 Park Ave., Balli-
more, Md.
McDonnell, Palil A., Sludent Ollicor, 601 Lennox St.,
Ualtimore, Md.
McDowell, C, S.. War. Machinist, 32
Can Ion. Ohio.
Market Norlh,
McDowell, Richard, Eusi^ni, 619 W. 17.'S St., New York
City. N. A. No. 2060.
McElligott, Edmund W.. Student Ollicer, 1009 Univer-
sity Ave., S. E.. Minneapolis, Minn.
McEndy. J. F., Lieut. (J-k-), 122 E .16th Si., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Mimai. N. A.
No. 1.51S. HTA.
McEwEN, W'm. Robebt, Ensif,'n, .SI Maple Ave.. Wells-
ville. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.; Seattle. Wash.; San
Diego, Cal. HTA.
McFahland, Andbew L., Student Olficer, Lockwood
Rasin, E. Roston. Mass.
McFarlin, Chas. Kirk, Lieut,, fj.?.). 170 Glenwood
Ave.. East Orange, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Oueens-
town, U. S. Headquarters, London, Eng. HTA.
McFavden, Jos. H., Student Officer, 350 N. list Ave.,
Omaha. Nebr.
McFebren, Donald J., Student Otficer, HoopesLon,
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. LTA.
McGee, Raymond L, War. Gunner.
McGiNNEs, Edgar A., Ensign, Millinglon,
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. LTA.
Polk, War. Machinist,
Md. Mass,
602 Allison
McGiNNis, Tho;
Ave., Roanoke, Va
McGoLDRicK, Wm. J., War. Machinist, 27 Vernon St.,
Waltham, Mass.
McGbail, Thos. E., War. Machinist, Ashficld, Mass.
Pensacola. U. S. S. North Carolina, U. S. S. S?aUle,
Hampton Roads. ^ a.
McGbanaghan, Jos. J., Ensign, 73 Park St., Carbondale.
Pa. N. A. No. 2487.
McGrath, Francis D., Student Officer. 9 Mapleton St.,
Brighton, Mass.
McGuNiGAL, Patrick, War. Carp.
McGuiNNEss, Wm. v.. Student Officer, Calamus Rd.,
Winfield. L. I., N. Y.
McGuiBE, John B., Lieut, (j.g.), 51 Chambers St.,
N. Y. City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, Pen.sacola.
N. A. No. 925. LTA.
McHuGH, M. F., War. Mach., 811 Amsterdam Ave.,
N. Y. City.
McHugh, Marion L.. Student Officer, 1302 W. Douglas,
Wichita, Kan. Univ. of Washington, Seattle.
McIllwraith. John N., Student Officer, 210 N. St.,
Bridgewater, Mass.
McIlree, Vance E., Student Officer, West. Union, Iowa.
McIlvan, Greer, Student Officer, Care of Q. Gilvain,
816 Rerger Rldg., Pittsburgh. Pa.
McIntire, Donald E., Ensign. 1731 Columbia Rd.,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 19-10.
McIntire, John K., Ensign, 360 West 1st St., Dayton,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1796.
McKain, Jos. N., Student Officer, 19th St., Miami, Fla.
McKean, E. D., Ensign, N. A. No. 697.
McKee, Jewel Chester, Student Officer, Athens, La.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
McKee, R. S., War. Moch.
McKee, Robt. R., Student Officer, Ringham School,
Asheville, N. C.
McKee, Roy J., Ensign, Wycote Rd.. Jcnkinstown, Pa.
McKellab, E. F., Ensign, 457 W. Delevan Ave., Ruffalo.
N. V. N. A. No. 861.
-McKelvy, Lockhart C, I'^nsign. 5901 Fifth Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1697. HTA.
McKelway, Alex\nder J., Ensign, 2t)7I Park Rd.,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 113.3.
McKinnon, D. a., Student Olficer. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
McKinnon, T. N., Ensign, 1101 K. 36th St., Minneapolis,
Minn.
McLaren, Archibald, Ensign, Setauket. L. L, N. Y.
McLaughlin, G. B., Ensign. 51 Creighlon St., Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
McLaughlin, Wm., Jr., Student Officer, Hyaltsville,
Md.
McLean, Raymond, Ensign, 103 W. Lativale St.. Ralti-
roore, Md.
McLea:v, Robt. Jr., Ensign, 103 W. Lanvale St., Balti-
more, Md. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rayshore,
L. I.; Brest, Fr.; Guipavas, France. LTA.
McLellan, Douglas II., Lieut, (j.g-).
McLennon, Clyde IL, Lieut. (j-&-)-
McLeod, J. L., Lieut, (j.ir.), 256 Rrookline St., Cam-
bridge, Mass; Pauillac, Rordeaux and Rrest, France. HTA.
McMahon, J. Edward, Ensign, 6935 Stony Island Ave.,
Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.;
Aulingues, Campagne, Moutchic, France. N. A. No. 862.
HTA.
McManus, J. D., Ensign, 75 Warren Ave.. Marlboro,
Mass.
McMaster, Marcenus D., War. Mach., 176 Chestnut
St., Rochester, N. Y. Pauiilac, Fr.; lie Tudy, Fr.
McMillan, H. G., Ensign, Edgewood, Mt. Hermon,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola;
Rockaway Reach, L. I. N. A. No. 1914. HTA.
McMiLLEN. James A., Student Officer, Care Washington
University, St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
McMuRREY, Jim, Jr., Student Officer, Camilla, Tex.;
Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Cal. HTA.
McNabb, Duncan J., Stu lent Officer, Grosse He,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O.; Pensacola. LTA.
McNallv, Edwin M., Lieut, (j.g-), Indianapolis, Ind.
McNear, Cyril, Student Officer.
McNeill, Malcom, R., Lieut- (j.g.), Evanslon, III.,
Great Lakes.
McNulty, Harold, Lieut, (j.g.). Naval Air Station,
San Diego, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech-, Key West, Miami,
Pensacola; San Diego, Cal. N. A. No. 1653. HTA.
McNuLTY, John P., Student Officer, Georgetown
College, Washington, 0. C.
McPeake, Enoch, War. Mach.. 306 West 111th St.,
New York Cily, Columbia University; Pauillac, Fr.;
Eastleigh, Eng.
McPhaul, John J., Ensign, 1223 Irving St., Rrookland.
D. C. N. A. No. 2065.
McPherson. H. a.. Student Officer, 806 Florida Ave.,
Tampa, Ha. University of Wash.. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
McQuicK, Chas. J., Student Officer. 819 Lawrence Ave.,
Chicago, III.
McQuiSTON, Dale S., Student Officer, 101 E. Center
St., Paxton, 111.; Dunwoody Inst. Minn.; Great Lakes.
HTA.
McQuiSTON, Irving M., Lieut- (j.g.), 91 Taylor St.,
Wallham, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, L. I.;
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 905.
McRae, Bruce M., Student Officer, 31 Coligni Ave.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
McRae. Donald P., Ensign. 618 Story St., Boone, Iowa.
McRae, Kenneth M., Student Officer.
McShane, C. O., Ensign, South Bethlehem, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fla.
McVay, Glen A., Student Officer.
McVay. L. O., Student Officer, Sidney, Ohio.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
M., Ensign, North Wilbraham,
Mass.
Mass.
23 Pleasant St.,
4^.^
r-W.
Macauley, D.
N. A. No. 201.
MacC.\rt, Kavmond D-, Ensign,
DorchesLer, .Mass.
MacCartney, J. G. M., Student Officer, 1817 13lh St.,
Altoona, l>a. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
MacCoull. Neil, War. Mach., .537 W. 121st St.,
New York City.
MacCoy, W. Lohan. Ensi^'n, Overbrook, Pa., Great
Lakes, 111.; Pensacola.
M.\cDoNALn, Lowell, Student Officer, George Smith
Hall, C:!2 Cainliridge, Mass.
MacDougall, Chas. B., Ensign 1420 24th Ave., S.
Seattle, Wash.
MacElwee, a. T., Ensign, 36 Sawyer St., Portland, Me.
M.^cEmery, J. E., Ensign, 2,59 E. 176 St., New York
Cily. Mass. Inst, ol Tech., New York: Charleston,
Pensacola, Miami, Key West. HTA.
MacFahlane. Jamf-^s W., Student Officer, S. P., 965 New
Casllc, Del.
MacGrecor, Frederick N., Student Officer, 661 S.
Barkesdale St., Memphis, Tenn-
MacIveh, J., War. Mach., Pasadena, Cal.
Mack, Harry J., Student Officer, 501 Walker St.,
St. Johns, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
MacKavley, Wallace, Student Officer, 456 Mt. Hope
Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
MacKav, Donald C, Sluflent Ollicnr, 7100 Yale Ave ,
Chicago, 111.
Mackenzie, Kenneth C, Studmit Officer, 1411 Wat-
chung Ave., Plainfield. N. J.
MacLean, a. D., Stu.lcnt Officer, 1209 K. Main .St.,
New Albany, Inrliana. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Kin. HTA.
MacLean. I,. A., Student Officer, 10.12 Bella Vista Ave.,
Oakland. Cal. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego. HTA.
MacMillan, Donald B., Ensign, Frceport, Me.
MacMillan, Kenneth D., Ensign, Pittston, Pa.
MacMillan, Roy W., W.-ir. Boatswain.
MacMiibray, Donald .M., Studr'nt Offi<:cr, 2011 Pine
Grove Ave., Chicago, 111.
Macrae, Stepiirn R., Student Olli(-er, 1828 Columbia
Hd., Washington, D. C.
Maciiudy, Harold, Student Officer, Marion, 111. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Macwitty, Fhapvk L., Student Officer, 2r>\ Cleveland
Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.
Madden, Matt J., Student Officer, Morrisfilain.'^, N. J,
Mass. Inst, of Tech. Newport, R. I.; New Bedford, Mass.
HTA.
Madison, H. A., Ensign, :i81.5 Bales St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
N. A. No. .316.
Magee, William L., .Student Olliccr, 11.^ Broadway,
Taunton, Mass.
2104 Broadway. San
Maginnes, WiLiLAM D., Eusign, Sharon, .Ma
Ma
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola^ N. A. No. 2004. HTA.
Macoun, Frederick II., Ensign, 14 Bailey St., liath.
Maine. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hamijlon Roads, Pcnsacola,
Miami. N. A. No. .528. HTA.
MAGRtiMM, Harry A., Student Officer, Josei.h. OreL'on.
Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Magiiire, Raymer F., Student Officer, .■)!') Duv;il St.,
Key West, Fla.
Mahonky, Daniel F., I'^nsign. rieorgeI<jwn Univ.,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. l:!4ll.
Mahoney. James R., Student Officer, .5 f'usler .St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
Mahoney, John F , Student Officer, Rawdins, W yo.
Mahoney, S. P., Ensign, 474 Maple St., Iloiyoke, Mass.
Maier, Edward II., Student Officer, .502 Y. M. C. A.
RIdg., Houston, Tev.
Malette, Geo. A.. Sliident Officer, l:!l,) 2.-,th St., San
Diego, Cal.
Mall. Ivor C. Ensign. 721 Fremont St.. .Manhallen,
Kans.
M.\LLERs. Edward Ben.iamin, Student OIKcer, 11.38
Droxel Blvd., Chicago, III.
Mallorv. R. II., Student Officer. 107 Si. Regis Aiils.,
Omaha, Nebr. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
Malone, Franklin, Student Officer. 10.3 .3th St.. Brook-
lyn. New York.
Manierre, Harold Jv.. Student tUlicer. 1.307 Dearborn
Parkway, Chicago, III.
Manierre, Loins, Student Oflioer. Room 416, 112 W\
Adams St., Chicago, III.
Mann, Marion R., Student Officer, Gallatin, Mo. Dun-
woody Inst., Minn.; Miami, Fla. HTA.
Manners, John V., Ensign. 276 Orange Road. Montclair,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tecli.. Pensacola, Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 29.3. HTA.
Manning. Edgar T.. Ensign. 12 Armory Terrace,
Nashua, N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech., ,\kron, O.; Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1581. LTA.
Manny, Edmund S.. Student Officer, 5041 Westminster
Place, St. Louis, Mo. M.ass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Mansfield, Lewis P., Student Officer, 190 Pine St.,
Portland, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. HTA.
Mansford. Berkeley, Ensign, 1522 Yesterwav,
Seattle, Wash. N. A. No. 1131.
Marchant, Alfred W., War, Boatswain.
Marheinake. Ernest C, Ensign.
Marr. John W., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 1, Lex-
ington, Ky.
Mahriner, W. F., Liciil. (j.g.), 1710 East Gadsden St.,
Pensacola. Fla. Pensacola. N. A. No. 213.
Marsden, George C. Student Officer, 30 Bryant St.,
Portland, Me.
Marsh, Bryan, Student Officer.
Marshall, Edward C. P^nsign, 3231 Beredith Ave.,
Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Akron, Ohio; Pensacola. N. A. No. 2146. LTA.
Marshall, L. K., Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 384.
Marshall, Marcus M.. Ensign
Diego, Cal. N. A. No. 1367.
Marshall, R. W.. Lieut, (j.g.). The Lenox Apt., 13th
and Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. Akron, Ohio, Rock-
away, L. I., Pensacola.
Marshall. Richard M., Ensign.
Marshburn, E. O., Student OlFicer, Goldsboro, N. C.
.Mar-sters, Charles E., Ensign. P. O. Box 2193 Boston,
Mass. Great Lakes, Pensacola, Fla.
.Marston, Roreht L., Ensign, Rolla, Mo. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., San Diego. HTA.
Martin, Rernard D., Student Offi(-er.
Martin, Edward S., Student Olficer.
Martin. Grady II., Student Officer.
Martin, Hugh S., Student Officer, 650 N. Kenmore Ave. .
Los .\ngeles, Cal.
Martin. Isaac Roy, Student Officer, 177 Weatwood St.,
Akron, Ohio.
Martin, John .M., Student Officer, 521 4th St.. S. E.,
AlinnneaiK.lis, Minn. Dunwoodv Insl., Miami. Pensacola.
ilTA.
Martin. Laurence C, Sludent tfllicer, 32 Lincoln St.,
t;ien Ridge, N. J. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn.
iMahtin. M. S., Ensign, 32 Lincoln St., Gl-n Ridge,
N. J. N. A. No. 11 13.
Martin, Rogers A., Student Officer, 277 East 4th St.,
Allanta, Ga.
Martin. W. H.. Ensign, Laurens, S. C. Mass. Insl. of
Tech.. Miami, Key West, Pensacola. HTA.
Martini. ELL, D. C. Student Officer. 105 East lllh St.,
Iliilchinson, Kans. Mass. Inst, of Tech. I/I A.
MisoN G. S.. Lieut, (i.g.). 121 West Walnut Lane, Ger-
manlown. Philadcliihia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hamp-
ton Roads, Pensacola. HTA.
Massey, L. R., Student Officer, 1811 Kenyon Si
inglon, D. C. Great Lakes. 111.
Matcmette. William H.. Jr., Student Officer.
Mathes, B. W., Ensign, Plainview, Tex. Mass.
Tech., Pcnsacola, A'iron. N.A. No. 1755. LTA.
Matheson. R. D.. Lieut, (jg.), 713 College Ave.
Grand Ra|iids. .Mich. N. A. No. 1707.
Mathews. Charles E.. Ensign, 175 Thayer St.,
dcnce, R. 1.
M\THE«s. CinRi.Es .M., Sludcnl Officer.
Mathias, Rorert D.. Sludent Ollicer.
Mathhsen. Alfred, Sindent Ollii-er, Keyport.
-Mass. Insl. of Te< li.. Bay Shore. IlTA.
Mathiasen, Otto F., Student Officer, 4127 Howard St.-
Omaha, Nebr. .Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Matson, R. C. II., Sludent Officer, Sewance, Tenn.
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami. Fla. HTA.
Matter. Robert. Lieut, (j.g.). 911 S. Washington St.,
Marion. Ind. Toronto. Canada, BFC: Hamilton Roads,
Pensacola; Killingholme, Eng.; N. Bomb. Gr., Fr. N. A.
No. 162. HTA.
.Matteson, G. C, Ensign. 20 Winthrop St
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola. Calais
It.; Bay Shore, Miami. N. A. No. 573.
Matthews. Donald H., Student Officer,
Johnston, Pa.
Matthews. Edgar, Student Ollicer. 423
Johnston, Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech. LT.\
M.auck, E.arle Lewis. Ensign.
.M.AUGHAN, Wm. E., Ensign.
Maulbetsch, John F.. Student Officer, 221 Washington
St., Ann Arbor, Mich.
Maureb. Charles F., Sludent Officer, 213 S. Main St.,
\\ ilkesbarre, Pa.
Mavis, Jack R., Lieut. Ij.g.), 3145 Sheridan Road, Chi-
cago. III. Pensacola, Ray Shore, Columbia University,
Dctroil. Packard, (ireat Lakes. Philadelphia. HT\.
.Maxuell. H. W., Jr., Lieut, (.j.g.). Glen Cove, L. I.. N.
Y. Ray Shore, Miami, Moutchic, Gallarele, It., Milan,
Joya del Colle, St. Ingleverl. LTA.
Maxwell. Robert L., Student ttfficer, 1905 Guadalupe
Si., Austin, Tex.
Mayes, Wendell W., Ensign. Grunewald Hotel. New
Orleans, La.
Maynard, Charles E.. Student Officer. Medina Road,
Akron. Ohio.
Maynard, Merlin T., Stulent Officer, 593 South Sixth
St., San Jose, Cal.
Mayo, T. F., Lieut, (j SK 1729 Coliseum St.. New Or-
leans, La.
Maze, Montgoaiery, Lieut, (j.g-). 2650 Broadway, New
Wash-
Insl. of
., S. E.,
, Provi-
N. J.
, Rochester,
Fr.; Milan,
Paliser St.-
Lincoln St.,
P'^
rii
li
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, Columhia Univer-
sity, N. Y.
Meaoham, Eugene M., Sludent Officer.
Meachen, II. F., War. Machinist.
MEAD.S, RoBT. T., Ensign, 42.3 S. Stone Ave., La GranRO,
III. Dunwoody, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2'M2.
HTA.
Meanv, Robt. E., Ensign,
MEAns, Cecil F., Student Officer, Norfolk, Va. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Meath, Geo. M., Sludent Officer, 208 East 4lh St.,
Olympia, Wash.
Meduskv, W. J., War. Gun. Naval Air
Station,
I., Pensacola, Fla.; Rockaway
Rockaway Beach, L.
Beach, N. Y. N. A.
Meegan, Joseph A., Student Officer, 260 Commercial
St., Portland. Me.
Meehan, J. L., Ensign.
Meoahan, Howard D., Student Officer, 602 Whitney
Ave., Wilkiiisburg, Pa.
Meieb, Albebt O., Student Officer, 1731 1.3th Ave.,
Seattle, Wash. Seattle, Wash. LTA.
Meier, Harry A., Student Officer, 1420 36th Ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
Mell, Brook, Ensign, 44 West Peaehtree St., Atlanta,
Ga.
Mellen, Arthur Wm., Jr., Ensign, 2676 Morris Ave..
New York City.
Mei XEN. RoMNEY J., Student Officer, 210 Bennett Ave.,
Crijiple Creek, Colo., Seattle, Wash., Key West, Fla.
Mellenbruch, Dale F., Student Officer, 1344 Kentucky
St.. Lawrence, Kan.
Mellob, DuiNCAiv M., Student Officer, Miller Hall
Farm, Norfolk, Mass.
Melville, George S.. Ensign.
Melville. Kenneth, Student Officer, 2120 E. 47th St.,
Seattle, Wa.sh.
Mendenhall, James Howe, Student Officer, 25 Main
St., Toughkenaraon, Pa. Dunwoody Inst., Minneapolis,
Minn. HTA.
Mendoza, David, Lieut, (j.g.), 2419 Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, 111. Pensacola, Fla., Hampton, Roads., Brest,
Fr.. Whiddy Island, Naval Base No. 6. HTA.
AIenefee, John Wm., Ensign, Graham, N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio, Rockaway Beach, L. I. LTA.
Mengal, Clabence, R. Jr., Student Officer, Forest
and Main Sts., Evanston, 111.
Mengele, Frank A., Student Officer, 146 Tremont St.,
Boston, Mass.
Menzel, F. W., Ensign, 1,5 Poplar St., Brooklyn, N.
Y. N. A. No. .509.
Mebceb, George W., Student Officer, 43 Society St.,
Charleston, S. C.
Meredith, Otis, Student Officer, Beaconsfield Apts.,
IIou.ston, Te.xas,
Mebkle, Edward B., Student Officer, 1373 E. Broad
St., Columbus, Ohio.
Mebbieield, Samuel A.. Ensign, Williamsville, Vt.
Mass. Inst, of Tech, Akron, Ohio. Rockaway, L. I., N Y.
LTA.
Mebbill, Cha.s. L. Lieut, (j-g.), 102 Queensberry St.,
Boslfin, Mass.
Mebbill, Donald H.. Lieut, (j.?-). 1679 Mass. Ave.,
Cambridge, Mass. N. A. No. 672.
Mebbill, N, E., Lieut, (j.g.), Osceola Club, Pensacola,
Fla.
Mebriman, Lawrence C, Ensign. 2401 Bowditeh St.,
Berkeley, Cal. Sealtle, San Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2003. HTA.
Merritt, Roswell a.. Ensign, 403 Orange .St., Macon,
Ga. N. A. No. 2012.
Messinger, Char S., Ensign, 2.5.3 Bushkill .Si., Easfon,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Hampton lioads,
Pensacola, Moutchic, Cape May. N. A. No. 254. HTA.
Metzger, Norman, Student Officer, 1508 Broadway,
Indianapolis, Iiid. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Meyers, W. Blagden, Ensign, 226 Spring St., Webster
Groves, Mo.
Mezger, Erwin R., Student Officer, 175 Delavan Ave.,
Newark, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
MicHEALS, G., War Machinist, Marshall, 111.
Mickey, R. Z., Ensign, 1428 W. 25th St., Cleveland,
Ohio.
Middleton, Chas. G., Ensign, Inter. Southern Rldg.,
Louisville, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
Miles, Vernon G., Student Officer, 614 8th St., Port
Arthur, Texas.
HTA.
Millard, I. W., Sludent Officer, 764 Transportation
Bldg., Chicago, III. Mass. .Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Miller, A. B., Student Officer, Plainsboro, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA,
Miller, Albert P., Student Officer, 70 Worth St.,
New York, N. Y.
Miller, Chas. G., Ensign. 68 West 56th St., New
York City.
Miller, Cleophas E., Ensign.
Miller, Felix G., Student Officer, 509 Walnut St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
Miller, Franklin G., Student Officer, 700 W. 179 St.,
New York City.
Miller. H. A., Ensign, 119 Magnolia Ave., Riverside,
Cal. Mass. Jnst. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola,
Rockaway. N. A. No. 1164, HTA.
Miller, H. It., Student Officer, 103 Grove St., Tona-
wanda, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes. HTA.
Miller, J. Bernard, Student Officer. 27 West 44th St.,
New York City. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Miller, J. M., Ensign. N. A. No. 494.
Miller, John W., Ensign, HolmsviUe, Neb, N. A.
No. 1516.
Miller, Raymond Percy, Lieut, (j.g.), Middlesex Aye.,
Swampscott, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Aeromarme,
Keyport, N. J.; L. W. F,, College Point, L. I.; Garden
City, L. I.
Miller, Richard B., Ensign, 401 S. 15 Si., Independ-
ence, Kansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I..
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1892. HTA.
Miller, Robt. Stewart, Ensign.
Miller, Vaughn, Ensign, Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Rockaway Beach. LTA.
Miller, Wm., Ensign, 1507 E. Gadsden St., Pensacola,
Fla. Pensacola, P,ilm Beach, Huntington, Bay Shore,
Hampton Roads, Mdan, Italy, St. Inglevert, France,
Easlleigh, Eng. HTA.
Miller, E. H., Ensign, 14 W. Peoria St., Chicago, 111.
Great Lakes, 111., Hampton Roads, Va.
MiLLiKAN. Edward P., Student Officer, 473 Park Ave.,
River Forest, 111.
Millinix, Bonnie L., War Boatswain.
Mills, James W., Ensign, St. James Hotel, 6lh St. and
Penn. Ave., Wash., D. C. N. A. No. 2219.
MiLSON, Thomas II., Student Officer, 528 E. 29th St..
Paterson, N. J.
MiNNis, James L., Sludent Officer, 5284 Westminster
Place, St. Louis, Mo.
Minty. Ca.sper C, Student Officer, 205 North 15th St.,
Fort Dodge, Iowa. Dunwoody Inst.,
HTA.
Minty, John E., Student Officer,
Muskegon, Mich. Dunwoody Inst.,
Key West. HTA.
MiRKiL, Haxelton, Jr., Ensign, 527 Lafayette Bldg.,
Philadelphia, Pa,
MisHLER, Floyd E., Ensign, 314 E. 9th St., Newton,
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2256. HTA.
MisKovsKY, James F., Student Officer, 351 E. College
St., Oherlin, O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Chicago, Cleveland.
LI' A . n^
iVfrrcuELL, Archie Delwood, Student Officer, Ontario,
Cal. Seatlle, Wash. HTA.
Mitchell, Charles W., Jr., Ensign, 4001 Greenway,
Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami,
Moulcbic, Killingholme, Eng.. Hampton Roads, Cape
May. N. A. No. 664. HTA.
Mitchi-:il, Francis TT.. Ensign, Clinton Springs Ave.,
Cincinnati, O. N. A. No. 409.
Mitchell, Frost A., Student Officer, 2057 Glenwood
Ave., Toledo, O.
Mitchell, Henry H., Student Officer, 207 Hill St.,
LaGrange, Ga.
Mitchell, John J., Jr., Ensign, 1550 N. State Parkway,
Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes, Key
West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1909. HTA.
MoELLER. Sydney D., Student Officer, 890 W. William
Si., Decaliir, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cambridge, Bay
Shore. HTA.
MoESER, Wm. F. C Student Officer, Sedro-Wooley,
Washington.
MoHR, Herman F., .Student Officer, Apalachicola, Fla.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Miami, Pensacola.
208 Webster Ave.,
Minn., Miami and
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Monroe. Geo. E., Sdidenl, Ofncer, MfS E. Pine Ave.,
Grove City, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O. LTA.
Montague, T. G., Student Officer, 23S Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wise. Dunwoody Inst. Minn.. Miami,
F!a. IITA.
MoNTANVE, irAROLD P., Student Odicer, 120 West 20th
St., New Yurk City.
MoNTETTH, n. W., Lieut, (i.g.). University Club. San
Francisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bu. Si. Eng., Wash-
ington, D. C; lEM (aero) Brooklyn, Dist., N. Y.
Montgomery, Alt.an D., Student Officer, 1600 Rio
Grandest. Austin, Texas. Mass. Insi. of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
Montgomery, G. S., Ensigu. N. A. No. 300.
Montgomery, .Iame.s E., Student Oificer, 600 Meabane
St., Burlington, N. C.
Montgomery, Ralph S., Student Officer, Main St.,
Warsaw, N. Y.
Montgomery, W. R., Ensign, 1501 Henry St., Berkeley-
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola, Miami-
N. A. No. i:}21. HTA.
711 Rivermont Av
Moon, Enw. Harris, Ensi
Lynchburg, Va.
MooRA, C. Shelton, Ensign, 118 Claremont Ave..
Montolair, N. J. Mass. Inst, ol' Tech., Akron, Chatham,
Rockaway, Pensacola. N. A. No. 17.'>9. LTA.
Moore, Ben McG., Student Officer. Houston Ave.,
Macon, Ga.
Moore, Chauncey C. Student Officer, 309 2nd St.,
No., Great Falls, Montana.
Moore, Lloyd Roy, War Fioatswain, N. A. No. 206.
Moore, Maurice Malcolm, Lieut, (j.g.), 854 Security
BIdg., Minneapolis, Minn. Moutchic-Lacanau, Gironde,
Dunkerque, Franco, Z<!ebrugge Mole, Belgium HTA.
Moore, Nbel A . Student Officer, 1511 Washtenaw
Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich.
MooRp, Robert, Jr.. Lieut, {(.g.), 403 Hennen Bids-.
New Orleans, La. Mass. Inst. ofTech., S. P. 630, Key
West, Fla. N. A. No. 1476. HTA.
Moore, Reoington, Student Officer, 305 New St.,
Eaton, Pa.
Moore. R. G., Student Oificer, 154 Pearson St., Chicago,
IH.
Moore, Robert C, Student Officer, Bingham, Maine,
Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Moore, Theodore .L, Ensign.
Moore, Theo. W., Student Officer, 6] 7 Ave. li. Miami,
Fla. Mass. Inst, of Terh., Key West, Fla. HTA,
Moore, Thomas F., Student Officer, 18H South Elm St..
Waterbury, Conn.
MooREHE.vn, Tom V. H., Student Officer, 1523 Maple
Ave., Zanesville, Ohio.
MoREHotTSE, RussEL, Eusigu. 1544 Oneida St., lUica,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Hampton Roads.
LTA.
MoRAN, John F., Student Officer, 9 Kimball Ave,,
Lowell, Mass.
More, Arthur L., Ensign. N. A. No. 2459.
MoREY, J. Benedict, Student Officer, 127 Summit Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
MoBEY, James B., Sludcnl Officer.
Morgan, Benj. F.. Jr.. Shident Officer, 409 Berkeley
Ave., Norfolk. Va.
Morgan. David P.. Jr., Lieut. (J.g.), 115 E 72d St.. New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami,
Field A., N. B. G., Fr. N. A. No. 394. HTA.
Morgan, Fr.vncis J., Student Officer, 1127 Euclid, N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Morgan, G. S., War. Machinisi.
Morgan, James Culva, Siudent tjllicpr. |,')9 Portage
Ave., Winnepeg. Canada. Mass. lust. ofTech., Key West.
HTA.
Morgan. Lawrence, Student Oificer, 17 Ilubard St.,
Boston, Mass.
Morgan, Laurence W., Ensign, 389 Marlborough St.,
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. HTA.
Mori ARTY, John F., Student Officer, 177 Allyn St.,
Ilolyoke, Mass.
Morrill, Frank W., Ensign.
Morrill, Harold B.. Student Officer, 19 Highland Ave.,
Roxbury, Mass.
MoRRi.s, Henry H., Ensij^n.
MoRRi.s, Lewis G., Student Officer, 1015 Park Ave.,
New York City.
Morris. John H., Student Officer, Georgetown College,
Washington. D. C.
Morris. Wyllys K., Jr., Ensign. N. A. No. 2333.
Morrisette, Wm. L., Student Officer, 26 Dinwiddie St.,
Portsmouth. Va,
Morrison, David G,, Ensign, 501 E. State Si.. Sharon,
Pa.
Morrison, John M., Jr., Student Officer. 647 Linwood
Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Morrison, Ocie B., Student Officer, f37 Harrison St.,
Petersburg, Va.
Morrison. Stuart T., Student Oificer.
Morrow, Thayer Iv., Ensign, 4201 Ellis Ave.. Chicago,
III.
Mobse, Allan L., Ensign, 128 Pleasant St., Arlington,
Mass. Akron, Ohio; Rockaway, L. I.; (^Jueenstown, Ire.;
H. M. A. S., Roehampton, Eng.; Caslletown, Ire.; La
Trinile, Brest, Fr. LTA.
MoBSE. Claude S., Student Officer, 49 Elm St., Glen
Falls, N. Y.
Morse, Geo. H,, Ensign.
Morse, George IL, \\ ar. Gunner.
Morse. IlAROi.n M., Student Officer, Ciarks, Nebraska.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. IITA.
Morse, Henry G., Student Oificer, 80 Glendale St.,
Dorchester, Mass.
Morse, Ma^l^nd H., Student Officer. Anson. Maine.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Morse, Robert D.. Student Officer. 46 Pleasant St.,
Marlboro, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Morse, Thos. R., Lieut. (j,g.), Falmouth, Mass. N. A.
No. 366.
Mortimer, Laurence. Ensign,
Morton, A. N.. Ensign. 225 Roberts Ave.. Yonkers. N.
Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola; Moudhic, Fr,; Hamp-
ton Roads. N. A. No. 860. HTA.
Morton. Cl.vrk, Student Officer, 121 1 Grand Ave.<
Fort Smith. Tex.
Morton, John W., Ensign, 225 Rrdterts Ave., Y'onkers,
N. Y. N. A. No. lOil.
Morton, Lindlev C, Student Officer, 801 66th Ave..
Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pa.
Morton, Walter F.. Siudent Officer, 73 West 29lh St.,
Bayonne. N. J.
MoRY, Geo. IL, Ensign, 125 College Ave., Aiiideton,
Wise. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, C.al.; Pcii'^a<:ola. N. A.
No. 2263. HTA.
MosELEV, Henry Vincent. Lieut, (j.g.), Alexandria, La.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami. Pensacola; Field
'B' Northern Bombing Group, Fr. N. A. No. 476.
IITA.
JMosELE^". Herbert F,, War. Gurnier.
Moses. James, Ensign. 3811 South Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal.
MosHER, F. R.. Lieut, (j.g.), 14t6 BelmonI St., Wash-
ington. D, C. N. A. No. 258.
Lieut, (j.g.). Law Bld^:., Norfolk, Va.
h,, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 939.
Moss, W. B. M..
Mass. Inst, of Te(
HTA.
AIossER, B. D., Lieut. (J.g.). 117 Edgewood Road, Ard-
more, Pa. Mass. Inst. ofTech., Pensacola, Fla. LTA.
MossER, Philip D.. Ensign. 341 WeslerveJt Ave., Staten
Island, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech,, Bay Shore, Pensacola.
HTA.
Mott. C. B.. Student Officer, 86 W. Forest Ave., De-
troit, Mich. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
MoTT, Elliot W., Ensign.
Moulton, E\ erts, Student Officer, 7108 Holy wood
Blvd.. Los Angeles, Cal.
Moultrie. L. G., Ensign. 210 East 8|}i St., Bnme. Ga.
I\Iass. Inst. ofTech., Key West, Miami, IVnsacola. HTA.
Mount. Leslie C, Lieut, (j.g.).
Mount, VL B.. Student Officer, Hiverview Place, Lynch-
burg, Va, -Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
MoTiNTFORT, Edgar Page, Studcut Officor, 128 Selye
Terrace, Bochester, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. JITA.
Mowbray, C. C, War. Mach., Detroit, Mich. Columbia
University; Pauillae, Gironde, L'Aber Vrach, Finistere, Fr.;
Hampton Roads, Va.
Moylan, Charles E., Student Officer, Jamesville, Md.
Mudge, E. T., 2d, Ensign, 1752 Park Ave., Baltimore,
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. L; Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 966. HTA.
Mudge, Raymond C, Lieut, (j.g.), Ludlow, \ ermont-
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 298.
HTA.
MuciFonD, Frank M-, War G'jnner.
' MuLFonD, Edward M., Sludcnt Officer, 211 Marlbor-
out^h Hoad, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mullen, Gkorge J., SludeiU Officer.
MuLLiKKN, Kdwahd II., I'^iisi^'n, Short Beach, Branford,
Conn. N. A. No. 1J16U.
MuLLtN, John M., Sludnnt (Hlirer, Alplia Delta Phi
Cliih, ]:i6 W. 'tlLh Si., New York Cily. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., IVnsocola, New York. I IT A,.
MiiLLiNAX, K., War. Boatswain, 521. 13lh Ave., W.
ScaUle, Wash. N. A. No. .557.
MuMMERT, A. J., Lieut, fj.^.l. 28(18 Locnst S(.. St. Lonis,
Mo. B. S. E. Design Section, Division Aeronautics,
Washington, D. C.
MuNGER, Leonidvs P., Student OITicer, Cotton Ave.,
Molevalle Rd., Birmingham, Ala.
MuNROE, Ronr.RT, 3rd, Ensign, .365 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Oakmont, Pa. N. A. No. KUO.
Lieul. (j.g.). 5]l \\'e3t Ave., Medina,
MuNSON, R. F.,
N. Y.
i^nsign,
509 E. Chalmers St.,
MuRisoN, Richard V.
Champaign, III.
Ml'rphy, Ci-ARENrE R., Student Officer. 1030 S. Monroe
Ave., Green Bay, Wise.
Murphy, Daniel F., Studrnt Officer, 32 Rodney Dorms.
Univ. of Penn., Philadelphia, Pa.
Murphy, George, Student Officer, Harbor Beach, Mich.
Murphy, H. C, Lieut, (j.g.).
MuHPHv, J. G., Ensign, 2 Gibson Terrace, Somerville,
Mass.
Murphy, Jas. Doyle. Ensign, Harrison, N. Y. Mass-
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola; Mont.auk, L. I.; Hamptott
Roals, Morehead City. HTA.
Murphy. James M., Student Officer. 500 W. 1th St..
Dayton, Ohio.
Murphy, Joel H.. Student Officer, 500 W. Ith St., Day-
ton, Ohio.
Murray. Francis D., Student Officer, 2 Charter Oak.
Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Murray, Frank, Student Officer, 166 2d Ave., Nortb
and Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, Tenn.
Murray, George D., Lieut, fj.g.).
Murray, CiEO. S., Lieut, (j-g-)-
Murray, Harry, Student Officer, R. F. D., No. 9 Hills-
boro Rd., Nashville, Tenn.
Murray, Norbert M., Ensign.
Murray, R. L., Ensign, 2115 5th St., Port Arthur, Tex.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rockaway Beach, N. Y
LTA.
Murray, William R., Student Officer, 464 Wayne St.^
Jersey City, N. J.
MuRRiN, William R., Ensign, 404 W. 115 St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, San Diego. HTA.
Musk, David A.. Lieut, (j.g.), 51 Powell Ave., Newport,
R. I. N. A. No. 902.
MussER, Howard B., Student Officer, 312 E St.. N. E.,.
Washington, D. C.
Myers, Edwin E., Student Officer, 46 First St., Hins-
dale, 111.
Myers, Edwin H., Student Officer, Hockley. Texas.
Myers, Kenneth D., Student Officer, 750 Ave. C,
Bayonne, N. J,
Myers, Staniey H., Ensign, 130 Kings Road. Corvallis^
Ore. N. A. No. 1992.
NANGLE, CHARLES J.
Ensign
42 Richdale Ave., Somer-
ville. Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Miami, l*erisaco]a.
N. A. No. 2122. HTA.
NAUMER, FRED L.
Ensign
Altamont, HI. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Akron, Pensa
cola. N. A. No. 2440. LTA
NEALE, RAYMOND M.
Ensign
1001 24th St. Parkeraburg,
W. Va. M. I. T., Ponsa.,
Miami, Moufchic, L'Aber
Vrach, Ray Sh., Hamilton
Rds. N. A. No. 687. HTA.
NEILEY, STEPHEN B.
Student Officer
S Walcott Rd., WincheM,Br,
Mass. Great Lakes. HTA.
m
HS-l IN Flight
NELSON, IRA R.
Student Officer
169 Irvington Ave., So.
Orange, N. J. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Key West. HTA.
NELSON. JOHN E.
Ensign
Belvidere St., St. Johns-
bury, Vt. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Buffalo. HTA.
NETHERCOT, D. G.
Ensign
518 Cherry St., Winnetka,
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
San Diego, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 1801. HTA.
NEWBERN, PLINY A.
Ensign
429 East 3rd St.. Oklahoma
City, Okla. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1692. HTA.
227
NEWHERY, EARL II.
Ensign
High St., biound Brook
N. J. Univ. Wash., Sai
Diepo, Pen,sacoIa. N. A
No. 2.i68- HTA.
NEWELL, FRANK C.
Sludpnt Officer
.16 Beverly Court, Detroit
Mich. Mass. IriKt. of Tech.
Key West. HTA.
NICHOLS, JOHN G.
Student Officer
Care of Corporation Com-
mission, Raleigh, N. C.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami. HTA.
NICKERSON, C. M.
Ensifin
Y. M. C. A.. Berkeley, Cal.
M. I. T., Marblehead, Bay
Sh., Norfolk, Pensa.,
ami, London N A
445. HTA.
Mi-
No.
I NICKOLS, FRANK A.
■Ml Ensign
* '^ 2210 Roslyn Ave., Balti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. HTA.
NICOLSON, ROBERT L.
Student Officer
689 Piedmont Ave., At-
lanta, Ga. Ma.ss. Inst, of
Tech., Duiiwoody. HTA.
NIEHAUS, ROBERT L.
Ensign
.3.3 San Carlos Apts., Madi-
son .Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
M. I. T., Miami, Peosacola,
Great Lakes. N. .\. No.
1632. HTA.
NIELSEN, L. H.
Ensign
20 First St.. Weehawken,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Elizabeth, Whitestone, L. I.
NOBLE, MARK
Ensign
Williams nimond & Co.,
.310 Sansomo St., San Fran-
cisco, M. I. T., Pensacola,
Dnnwoody. N. A. No. 907.
HTA.
NOBLE, RUSSELL C.
Ensign
691 Forest St., New Haven,
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads, N. A. No. 1233.
HTA.
NULL, TELEORD B.
Lieul. ij.g.)
2676 Birch Si., Di^rivcr,
C.jIo. Akron, Cape May,
llamplon lids,, Key Wcsl,
fJanicEi C.ily. N. A. No.
1260. LTA.
<§> <^ # <» <»
Nadeau, R. A., Ensign, 708 Mason St., Flint, Mich.
Na.sh, D0UOLA.S E., Lieiil. r.i.g.), 3.5 High St., So. Nor-
walk, Conn. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Key West.
HTA.
NvsH, J. F.. Lieul. (j.g ). 30 Professors Row, Tufts Col-
lege, Mass. N. A. No. 5.56.
NOEL, CELEST J. NOEL, EDWARD T.
Ensign Student Officer
1330 Concord Ave., De- Scottsblulf, Nobr. Dun-
troil, Mich. M. I. T., Bay woody, Mass. Inst, of
Shore, Hampton Rds., Tech., Great Lakes. HT.A.
Great Lakes, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1760. HTA.
<§> ^ ^ # #
Na.son, RoBEnx C, Student Ollicor, 5 Chester St., N.
Cambridge, Mass.
Riverside Drive, N(
N. A. No. 1386
Nathan, A., War Machinist,
York City.
N \UGLE, Philip D., Ensign,
Neal, a. W., Ensign, Jacksonville, Fla
Ne\l, E. v.. Student Officer, 927 West Grace St.,
Hichmon.l, \a. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Neai., Wm. W., Student Officer, Louisburg, N. C.
New.e, R. W., Student Officer, 15 Felton St., Cliflon-
dale, Mass.
Neale, Wm. F., Student Officer, 1122 Austin St.,
Waco, Texas.
Neel, Guy Weweh, Ensign, N. A. No. 1384.
Nei-f, S\muel W., Student Ollicer, 61 Washington S:.i.
South, New York City.
NrjLAN, Thoma.s F., Student Officer, MifTlintown, Pa.
Nelms, F. Jr., Student Officer, 552 S. 48th St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ilWi.,
'mi
Ave.,
Iowa.
Nelson, Elmer L., Carpenter, 4918 Ashland Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Nelson, Frank C, Ensi;-'n. Campbell. Cal. Mass.
Inst. oi'Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. HTA.
Nelson, Herbert E., Student Officor, Emmorton, Va.
Nelson, E., Ensign. N. A. No. 927.
Nelson, R. K., War Machinist.
Neumann, Carl W., Student Oificer, 147 Delaware
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Newby, Herman R., Lieut, (j.g.).
Newell. Frank G., Student OITirer, 4S Chestnut St.,
Marlboro, Mass.
Newhouse. Rolly W., Ensign, Stanford University,
Cat. N. X. No. 113.5.
Newlin, James C, Jr., Lieut, (j.g.)., Haverford, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Mont chic, Roscombe
Downs, Eng., Northern R. G., Eastleigh, Eng. N. A. No.
312. HTA.
Newsome, Thomas W., Ensign, 4930 Swiss
Dallas, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
Newsom, E. E., Student Officer, Mediapolis,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. HTA.
Newton, Horace E,, Student Officer.
Newton, Oscar, Jr., Ensign, 1325 N. Stale St., Jackson,
Miss. N, A. No. 2045.
Newton, Phillip Smith, Student OUic<^r, 'I'ownscnd
Apt.. 11th and Oak Sts., Oakland, Cal.
Niblack, a. H., Ensign, 229 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Nichols, Alan G., Ensign, 1501-12ili St., N. \V.,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 1625.
Nichols, James T., Student Officer.
Nichols, John M., Student 0/Ticer
St., Hcmpsiead, L. L, N. Y.
Nicholson, A. W., Ensign, Upland
Ohio. N. a. No. 1547.
Nicholson, Carl R., Student Officer.
Nicholson. Ralph W., Sludent Officer, 12.1 S. Eighth
St., Richmond, Ind.
NiCKLAs, Fklix p.. Student Officer. 547 Hart Si.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nichols, L F., Ensign, Savannah, Mo. Mass. Insi. of
Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
NiKLASON, Clarence R., Sludent Offiicer, 2 Avon St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
NiEDRiNCHAUs, Paol E., Sludent Officer, 7J !i S. Lindim
Ave., Pittsburgh. Pn.
NiGHTiNCALE, GoRuoN T., ,Siii(I<Mit Officer, Moosup,
Conn. Mass. Insi. of Tech.
NiGHTiNCiALE, WiNTHROP E., Ensign, Slalion 'A' Alhol,
Ma.ss. Mass. Insl. of Tech., May Shore, L. I., I'r.iisacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1914. HTA.
NiSBET, James A., Lieut, (j.g.), 1055 Vine Si., Denver,
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moutchi<!, France;
Stonehenge, Eng,; Milan and Turin, Ilaly; Norlhern R. G.
N. A. No. 18. HTA.
Nixon, Jesse M.. Student Offiicer.
Noble, Clirtis.s G., Ensign, 154 Highland Ave., Rutfalo,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore, Hamplon Roads,
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1629.
Noble, Lelano F., Ensign, Mannsville, N. Y. Mass.
157 Washington
Rd., Cambridge,
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Key West. N. A. No,
2104. HTA.
Noel, Aijcuste L., Ensign, 18 Washinglon Sq., North,
New York City. Mass. Inst. Tech., Great Lakes, Hampton
Roads. Va. HTA.
Nolan, John F., Ensign. 2481 Valentine Ave., Fordham,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O., and
Rockaway Reach, New York. LTA.
Nolan, M. D., Ensign, 616 Cheyenne Ave.. Alliance,
Neb. Mass. Inst, of Tech, Key West, Miami, Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1794.
Noland, J. L.. Ensign.
NoLEN, Martin C, Student Officer, 29 Ransome St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
NoRDGREN, Adolph G., Student Officer. 412 So. Front
St., Mankalo, Minn.
NoRDHousE, Sterling M., Ensign, 120 Hroadway, New
York City. Mass. Insl. of Tech., liay Shore, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 188. HTA.
Norment, Robert T., Student Officer. McDonogh, Md.
NoRRis, A. F., P^nsign, 21 Princeton St., Worcester, Mass.
NoRRis, Reverly a.. Student Officer, 15 W. 74th St.,
New York City.
NoHRis, Ralph IL, Lieut, (i.e.), Chelsea, Mass. Mass.
Insl. of Tech., Pembroke, A\ ales, Mullion, Eng., Ptiim-
biipuf, France. Monlauk. Rockaway. N. A. No. 671.
LTA.
NoRRis, Samuel R., Ensign, Chapol Hill, N. C. N. A.
No. 2099.
North, Gnss A., Sludent Officer, Federal RIdg,. l^es
Moines, Iowa.
NofiTHRop, Ai BREv .f.. Sludent Ollicer, t57 W'eslcott
St.. Syracuse. N. Y.
Norton, Arthur W,, Sludent Officer. 401) Cliarles
River Road, Cambridge. Mass.
NoRViLLE, G. O., Lieut, (j.g.). 35 Mt. Morins Park,
New York City.
NoswoHTHV, F. L. E.. Sludent Officer, Ibimpton, Cona.
Mass. IiLsi. of Tech., Pensacola.
NoTLEY, TIarhv E., Ensign.
Nottingham, Wm., Sludent (_)fficer. 929 Ackerman Ave.^
Syracuse. IN. Y.
NoiiRSE, Ralph F., I^nsign.
NowELL. John M.. Jr.. Student Officer, 195 S])ring
St.. Atlanta. Ga.
NoYES. Harry E., Student Officer. 58 Morton St.,
Newton Centre, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Nuckolls, James T., Student Officer, 1504-Ilh Ave.,
Columbus, iio.
Nuckols, Ira Fbeoeric. I'^^nsign, Savannah, Mo. N.
A. No. 1803
NuDD. Thomas L., Ensign, Di.xon. Cal. N. A. No.
1346.
Null, Tklfort. R., Lieut, (j.g), 136L Rdlaire St.,
Denver, Colo. N. A. No. 1260.
NuNAMAKER, L. G., Sludent Officer. Aurora, Nebr. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Nunnekeb. Chas. L.. Student Officer, 1722 Baymiller
St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
NuTT, MiLBURN E., Student Offiicer, Care of First
National Rank, tlranbury, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Fla. HTA.
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(M) James & Merrihew.
( V) Eugene Hutchinson.
(O) 3. M. Elliott, Phila.
(Ft) Ira L. Hill.
(.S') "Sirauss Portrait."
( T) Townsend.
(U) Underwood tfc Underwood.
(11 ) "Sid Whiting Portrait."
(A) Hixon-Cormeily Studio.
OAKLEY, GEO. T.
Ensign
932 I^iverside Ave., Tren-
ton, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensa-
c la. N. A. No. 16.38.
O'BRIEN, HERBERT S.
Student Ofjicer
210 No. Cass St., Wabash,
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
O'CONNELL, DENNIS F.
Student Officer
1.S8 Adams St., Dorchester,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
O'CONNOR, FERGUS A.
Student Officer
5048 Ridge Ave., St. Louis,
Mo., Seattle, Wash. HTA.
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ODLAND, TIIEO.
Student Officer
Erskine, Minn. Seattle,
San Diego. HTA.
OETINGER, TI. W.
Ensign
Wartninsler, Bunks Co., Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Pensacola, Miami.
N. A. No. 1437. HTA.
OKELL, JACK
Ensign
98 Monte Vista Ave.,
Oakland, Cal. Mass. Inst.
of Teeh., San Diep:o, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1388
OLMSTED, GARDNER
Ensign
2 115 Telegraph Ave., Oak-
land, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Diego. Pensa-
cola, Rockaway. N. A. No.
1335. HTA.
OLMSTEAD, H. G.
Student Officer
Adrian, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Newport, Miami.
OLSON, CARL G.
Ensign
690 Lawrence St.. Apple-
ton, Wis. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Miami.
N. A. Nn. 1829. HT\.
OLSON, EDWARD M.
Ensign
.372S Byron St., Chicago,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Key West. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2486. HTA.
OLSON, ROBERT W.
Student Officer
Ainboy, Minn., Dunwoody
lust., Minu., Miami. HTA.
OMARAH, C. B.
Ensii/n
Eurek:), III. Mass. InsL of
I'cch., Akron. Rockaway
Beach. LTA.
O'NEILL, I). 1':DWIN
Ensign
123 VV. 70th St.. New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola, Pau-
illac, Moutchic, Fromen-
tin. N. A. No. 876. HTA.
ORAM, ROBERT C.
Ensign
648 South 2nd East St.,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Mia-
mi, Pensaciila, Rockaway
Beach. N. A. No. 1080.
ORDWAY, RICHARD S.
Ensign
RED. No. 1, Manchester,
N. H. M. I. T., Moutchic.
Avord, Er., Old Sarura,
No. Bomb. Gro.
N. A. No. 363.
HTA.
ORR, FRANK VVYLIE
Lieut. (J.g.)
203 North Brevard St.,
CharloHe. N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Gunnery
Inst.
Student Officer
3.3.37 Garfield Ave., Kansas
City, Mo. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. IITA.
Ensign
1.51 W. Pike St., Clarks-
burg;, W. Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Ray Shore, Pensa-
cola, Miami. N. A. No.
1712. HTA.
Lieut. (j.Q.)
12 Woodland St., Arlington,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Newport, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 530. HTA.
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Where the Dashing Heavier-than-Air Pilots Get Seash
OSGOOD, F. GEORGE
Lieut, ij-g.)
18 Harvard St., Laconia,
N H. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Gurtiss Co., Burgess Co.
Marblehead, Bu. C. & R.
Wash., D. C. LTA.
4Vj=
OSTENBERG, ZENO
Lieiil. (j.g.)
R. R. No. 15, box 7.5, Los
Gatos, Cal. Ma.ss. Insl. of
Tech., Pensacola, San Di-
ego. IITA.
OTTAWAY, F. H.
Ensign
Lyons, N. Y. Alass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1K17. HT.\.
OTTERBAf.K, PHILIP G.
Ensign
3529 13lhSl.. N.W.. Wash-
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akr m, Rockaway,
Key West. LTA.
i
I
OWEN, KNIGHT B.
Lieul. (j.g.)
Vineyard, Ilavcn, Mass.
Mass. In.st. of Tech., Pen-
sacola. Moiitchic, Fr.. Kil-
ingholme, Eng. liTA.
mond, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tecli., Miami, Pensacola,
Rockaway lieach. N. A.
No. 131.5. UTA.
OAKE.<i, F. W.tnnEN, Jh., Lieul. (j.R.), 677 Emerson St.,
Denver, Colo. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Fla.-
C. N. O. Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 466. HTA.
Oberrendeb, Willabd H., Student Officer, 482 Summit
Ave., South Orange, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
O'BnrEN, A. W., En.sign, 37 Girard St., N. E., Wash-
mgton, D. C. N. A. No. 6.56.
O'BniEN, Henry C, Student OlEcer, 10 Howland St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
O'Brien, Henry N., Student O/Ticer, 110 W. Sandusky
St., Findlay, Ohio.
O'Brien, J.vmes, Ensign. N. A. No. 764.
O'Brien, Lawrence T., Ensign.
O'Brien, Paul, Student Officer.
O'Brien, W.m. Van R., Student Officer, 1214 N. Calvert
St., Baltimore, Md.
Obrikm-, Edward R., Student Officer, .3232 3d St., San
Diego, Cal.
O'Bryan, L. T., Ensign, .Siiringfield, Ky. ."Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Miami. HTA.
0'Cai.i.aghan, Thos. E., Student Officer, 1005 W. 10th
St., Erie, Pa.
O'CoNNELi., Daniel J., Ensign, 89 Bryant Ave., Milton,
Ma,ss. N. A. No. 1245.
O'CoNNELL. Harold P.. Student Officer, 1147 W. 55th
St., Chicago. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
O'CoNNELL. Leland D., Studciit Officer, 393 W. 40th
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
O'CONNER, Cornelius J., Ensign, N. A. No. 1117.
O'Day, Daniel H., Ensign.
O'DoNNELL. Paul F., Student Officer, 400 S. 15lh St..
Phdadelphia, Pa.
Oelker.s, a. H., Ensign, San Marcos,
Lakes, III. LTA.
O'German, Richard J., Student Officer,
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
OciER, Walter W., Jr., Student Officer.
1 St., s
Tex. Great
3529 Locust
O'GoB-MAN, C. J., Ensign, 472 Mai
Conn.
Manchester,
Student Officer, Carthage, 111.
O'Harra. Roshell B.,
Dunwoody Institute, Minn.
O'Keefe, Robt. R., Student Officer, 29 St. Rose St.,
Jamaica Plains, Ma.ss.
O'Keeee, Walter F., Student Officer, 124 E. Fourth
St., Bethlehem, Pa.
Oliver, John E., Student Officer.
O'LoifciiLiN, Leo T., Boatswain, Brookville, Va. N.
A. No. 1321.
t)LSEN, Carl G.. F^nsign, 676 Lawrence St., Appleton,
Wis. Ma,ss. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami. H'fA.
Olsen, Harry, Ensign, 321 Fulton St., Palo Alto, Cal.
O'.Malley, Paul C, Student Officer, Postmaster, N. Y.
O'Neil, Chas. R., Student Officer, 10 Central Ave.,
Flushing, L. I.
O'Neil, C. F., Ensign, 370 W^ Market St., Akron, Ohio.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2438.
LTA.
O'Neill, Frank Thomas, Student Officer, 541 Tenth
Ave., San Francisc^o, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
O'Neill, Neil. Jr.. 750 Bay St., San Francisco, Cal.
N. A. No. 1351.
O'Neol, Aiioustin F., Student Officer, 777 Ardiuore
Ave., Akron, Ohio.
OppENHEiMER. R. J.. .Studcut Officcr, 419 Sumner Ave.,
Springfield, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Oram, John F., Lieut, fj.g.).
Orand, James R., Student Officer, 2208 .Sangar Ave.,
Waco, Texas.
Ormsby, Tho.mas F., War. Machinist.
Orb, James O., Student Officer, Woukon, Iowa. Dun-
woody, Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Orr. M.\rshall S., Student Officer. Smilry Hall, Clare-
mont, Cal.
Orr. R. C, Ensign, 209 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
Orme, Charles D., Ensign.
Ortner, Howard B., Student Officer.
OsBORN, Charles A., Student Officer, 1502 Columbia
Road, Washington, D. C.
Osborne. Edmund B., Student Officer, Stone Bridge
Road, Montclair. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Osborne, Geo. E., Student Officer.
Osgood, Wm. P., Ensign. 627 Lake St., Madison, Wis.
N. A. No. 2414.
OsTiN, Oscar L.. Ensign, 611 Post St., San Francisco,
Cal. N. A. No. 2163.
OsTRiDGE, C. L., Lieut, fj.g.), 198 Summer St., Water-
town, Mass. N. A. No. 231.
O'SuLLivAN, H. C, Ensign.
Oswald, Carl L.. Ensign. 17 Rock Creek Church Road,
Washington, D. C.
Ott, G., Ensign. N. A. No. 133.
Owen, George T., Lieut, fj-g ). 1203 Harvard St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensa-
cola, Queenstown,, Aghada, Whiddy Island; Hampton
Roads, Va. N. A. No. 274. HTA.
Owens, James M., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.). Box 268, Palm
Reach, Fla.
Owens, Theo.. Lieut. O'g.), College Club, Seattle, Wash ;
Pensacola, Fla.; Hampton Roads, Va. HT.\.
OxLEV, John H.. Ensign, Denver Athletic Club, Denver,
Colo. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., IVnsacola, Wash.. New York.
N. A. No. 709.
Oten. a. Scii'IO. Ensign. 1107 Mer. Exch. BIdg.. San
Francisco, Cul.
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PAGE, PHILIP SlIMNKH
Shtdenl Ofjkrr
158 Saint Paul Si.. Brook-
line, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Kcyport, Elizabeth.
PAILING, STEHLING M.
Sluticnt Ofjici'r
120 North lOlh St.. Apt.
INo. 1, Browne. Omaha,
Ne})r. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
LTA.
PAINE, BRYSON
EnHHjn
Cooler Carlton Hotel, Chi-
cago, III. Mass. Inst.
Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 1472. HTA.
P.MNTEB, ALDEN L.
1027 Western Ave.. N. S.
Pitlsburnh, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of 'Jech., Pensacola.
HTA.
m
PALMER, C. A.
Ensign
S5 Ann St., Arkon, Ohio.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Tensucola. N. A. No. 1978.
LTA.
iPALiVIEU, C. D.
Ensign '
Pensacola, Hampton Rds.,
U. S. S. Texas. Anacostia.
N. A. No. 116. HTA.
PARKT. JOHN W.
Ens iff n
Quitman, Mi.ss. Mass. Inst,
of Toch., Akron, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2156. LTA.
PARKER, ALTON N.
Ensign
Cry s la] Sprinf^s, Miss.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West,, Pensacola. N. A. No
2132. HTA.
rnrt
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PARKER, KENNETH S.
Ensign
Parker Pen. Co., Janesville,
Wis Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1042.
PARKER. PARK G.
Ensign
166 N. Mountain Ave.,
MonLclair, N. J. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola, Coco Solo, C.
Z. N. A. No. 1121. HTA.
PARKS, BENJAMIN S.
Ensign
2712 Halldale Ave., Los
Angeles, Cai. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Rock-
away Beach. L. I., N. Y.
LTA.
PARKS, RICHARD G.
Sludenl Officer
Timonitim, Md. Dun-
woody Inst., Minn. HTA.
PARSLEY, CLYDE L.
Ensign
RIackstone Hotel, Omaha,
Nebr. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Chat-
ham. N. A. No. 1989.
HTA.
PARSLOVV, CHARLES E.
En s iqn
91.3 W. Bishop St., Santa
Ana, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
I'och., Key West, Miami,
IVnsacola, Hampton (ids.
N. A. No. 1776. HTA.
PARSONS, EBEN
Ensign
48 Humphrey St., Swamp-
sott, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Blue Hill Observa-
tory, Brunswick, fJa.
PARSONS, LEWIS M.
Ensign
4037 Spruce St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Bay -Shore, Hamp-
ton Roads, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 1157. HTA.
PARTRIDGE. MORRIS
Ensign
Partridge Inn. Augusta,
(ja. Pensacola, Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 2491. HTA.
PARTRIDGE. W. H., Jr.
Ensign
Brook St., Wellesloy, Mass.
Akron, Pensa.. Rockaway,
(Jueenslown. R. N. A. S.,
Roeliampton, La PalMcc,
lirest. LTA.
patti<:rson, \v
Sludenl Officer
Devon, Chester Co
Mass. Inst, of Tech.
. H. PATTERSON, W. K.
Ensign
„ Pa. 208 S. I3th St.. Harris-
IITA. burg. Pa. M. I. T., Key
West, Miami, Pensacola,
Hampton Rds., Moutchic,
N. A. No. 1286. HTA
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PATTISON, WM. H.
Sladeni OjJ'icer
1852 Monroe St., N. W.,
Washington. D. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Newport
INews, Hampton Roads.
HTA.
PATTON, JAMES B.. Jr.
Ensign
Bon Air, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., -"'Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1.331. HTA.
PAUL, F. C.
Student Officer
Watertown. Fla. Great
Lakes, Pensacola. LTA.
PAXSON. DAVID W.
Ensign
t3l3 Chestnul St., Phila-
delphia, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Rockaway
Beach. LTA,
Hi
Lieutenant Buonson Leaving Experimental Catapult in F Uoat
I'EARCE, J. STEELE
Student Officer
23 East Tulpehocken St.,
Oermuntown, Philadelphia,
Pa. Duuwoody Inst. Minn.,
Miun. HTA.
PEARSON. FRANCIS H.
Strident Officer
66 N. Clay St., Hinsdale,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
HTA.
PEASLEE, ALFRED T.
Ensifjn
1.590 Locust St., Dubuque,
Iowa. Mass. Inst, oi' Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1646. HTA.
PECK, F. C.
En^Kia
586 Firth Ave., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, San Diego. N.
A. No. 733. HTA.
PETTERSON, S. 1
Enxirin
Princeton, Minn. Minne-
apolis, Miami, Pensacola.
HTA.
PETERSON. WM. LOUIS
Lidil. (,/.(/.)
10.) Rarry St., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
R. A. F., Killingholme.
Ent,'., Whiddy IslanrI, Ire.
N. A. No. 185. HTA.
PETTIT, ARTHUR E.
Ark. Seattle.
Stuttgart,
San Diego. Pensacola
A. No. 2257. HTA
IN.
PHEL/kN, JAMES
Ensign
-13 Rasselt St., Lynn, .Mass.
Pensacola, Norfolk, Kill-
ingholrni\ Eng. N. A. No.
220. HTA.
Dirigible Leaving Hang.a.rs at Paimboeuf, Fkaxce
'V^-
:
m
PHELPS LVHVN P.
Ensign
1317 S. iLh Ave.. Louisville,
Ky. Mass. Insi. of Tech.
Hampton R'^ads, Key
WesL, Pensac la. N. A. No.
2424. HTA.
PHELPS, WILLIAMS.
En s igu
1121 \a\\o\o St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1762.
HTA.
PHILBROOK. W. M.
Ensign
7.J0 Orange Ave., Coronado,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. i\o. 1851. HTA.
PH[LLH>S. ELLIOT S.
Ensign
156 K. 7'nh St.- New York
Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Bay Shore, Pensacola,
Rockaway. N. A. No. 1680.
HTA.
PIERCE, ALLEN F.
Ensign
]36 N. Euclid Ave, West-
field. N. J. Mass. Inst, ot
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola, Ilamplon Rds. HTA.
PIERCE, IIAHOLDW.
Ensign
224 Adams St., Milton,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Naval Operations Aviation
Division. HTA.
PIERCE, THOMAS D.
Ensign
Langdon, N. D. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Miami, Pensacfila, Hamp-
ton Roads. N. A. No.
2079. HTA.
PIERREPONT. S. L.
Ensign
Ridgefield, Conn. M,iss.
Iiist. of Tech., HamptOQ-
Roads. HTA.
PINKLEY, GEORGE D.
Ensign
Gibson City, III. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No.
2321. HTA.
PITTELKOW, A. G.
Student Officer
.513 Chalmers Ave., De-
troit, Mich. Great Lakes,
Pensaeola.
PITTMAN, GEORGE H.
Ensign
4932 Worth St., Dallas,
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Key West, Pensacola N
A. No. 2180 HT\
PLACE, PALMER B.
Sludent Officer
Newmarket, N. II. Mass^
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
(II)
PLACE, RUSSELL P.
Ensign
198 St. Paul St., Brookline,
Ma,ss. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Eastleigh.Mout-
chic. He Tudy. N. A. No.
686. HTA.
PLANK. EARL F.
Ensign
American Flying Cluh. 11
East 38th St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Key Weil,
Pensaeola. N. A. No. 2638.
1&
PLATT, FRANK C.
Ensign
420 South Elpin St., Tulsa,
Okla. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 256.5. HTA.
PLATT, LOUIS:j.
Lieut, ij.g.)
30 Church St.. New York,
City. Rockaway. Bu.
Steam Engineering, Wash.,.
D. C. LTA.
PLATT, R. L.
Ensign
1127 Grand Ave., Carthage,
Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, N. A.
[ No. 1648.
PLUESS, MARTIN D.
Ensign
Ansonia, Ohio. U. of
Wash., San Diego, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2303.
HTA.
POINDEXTER, CARY A
Ensign
212 N. 7th St., Temple,
Tex. Seattle, Wash., San
Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2524. HTA.
POLLARD, JAMES J.. Jr-
Ensign
121 Liberty Road,
Somerville, Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
sacola. N. A. No.
HTA.
POLLOCK. DUDLEY M.
Student Officer
11623 Euclid Ave., Clevo-
land, Ohio. Univ<=^rsil,y of
Washington. IITA.
POOR. ALFRED E.
Ensidn
35 East 69 Lh St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Key West. IITA.
POPE, JOHN W.
Student Officer
Starkville, Miss. Mass.
Inst, of Tech IITA.
PORE, W. M. IL
Em^ign
1016 Fosti^r St., Evanston^
III. Dunwoody Inst. Minn.^
Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
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I
PORIKOS, GEORGE S.
Student Officer
Rox 38, Des* Moines. Iowa
Seattle, San Diego. UTA.
PORTER, W. LEROY.
Ensign
St. Ignace. Mich. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Pensacola. Miami. N. A.
Wo. 1379. HTA.
[a " POST, C. F.
Ensign
58.58 Rartlett St.. Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Cape May. Key
West, Miami. N. A. No.
1514. HTA.
POST, GEORGE R.
Lieut, (j.g.)
292 Riverside Drive, New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Ray Shore. Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1198. HTA.
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239
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PRICE, L. P.
Student Officer
5837 Ocean View Drive,
Oakland, Cal. Seattle, Sao
Diego, Pensacola.
PULITZEH, JOSEPH
Clayton. Mo. Great La'tes,
Hampton Roads.
PURINGTON,
Ensign
N^^arren Ave., Plymouth,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. IN . A.
No. 1297. HTA.
Pace, Ashlky D., Student Oflicer.
Pacr, William G.. Jr., Woodberry Forest, Va.
Packard, Edward B., Lieut, (j.g.)., 12 Marion Road,
Watertown, Mass. Akron, Cape May, Rockaway. LTA.
Packard. Laurens A., Student Oflicer, -ISS LaGrange
St., S. Haven, Mich.
Packer, Roscoe W., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 3,
Marshalllown, Iowa. Univ. of Washington, Seattle.
Paddlefohd, Glenn D., Student- OIIii-er, .31') Houston
St., Manhattan, Kans.
Page, Doinald L., Student Officer, King Edward Apts..
Melwood St., FMttsburgh, Pa.
Page, Kilbv A.. Student Officer. 415 W. Davis St.,
Burlington, N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L
Brunswick, Ga. ; Key West, Fla. HTA.
Paige, Edgar R., Student Officer.
Paine, Stephen, Ensign, 409 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla^
N. A. No. 1165. HTA.
Palmeuo, Roland, Ensign, The Edgemere, East Orange,
N. J. Pensacola; Dover, Portland, Eng.; Op., Washing-
ton, Hampton Roads, Va.
Palmer, Charle.s B., Student Officer. 293 Goundry St..
N. Tonowunda, New York. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Palmer, Richard R., Easigo. N. A- No. 1«62.
Palmer, T. R., Ensign, 313 Wyoming St.. Ei Paso. Tex-
Pensacola; Moutchic, Clermont, Ferrand. L'\ber Vrach.St.
Trojan. San Diego. N. A. No. 395. HTA.
Panco.st, Maurice H., Ensign, R. F. D. No- 6, Lansing,
Mich.
pANN, E. 11. , Ensign, Stanford University, Cal. N- A.
No. 19«7.
Paboee, Clarence G., Lieut, (j.g.), P. O. Box 231,
Hampton Roads, Vn.
Parent, J, H., Ensign. N. A. No. 1303.
Parke. Richakd C, Student Officer, Timonium, Md.
Parker. Austin, Lieut, (j.g.), New York City. Aviation
Corps, French Army, Porto Corsini. Venice {241st
Squadron, Ilalian Navy). N. A. No. 1030. HTA.
Parker, Erlon H., Ensign, Farrnington, Me. Tours,
San Raphiel, Issoudon, Moutchic, Dunkirk. Fr.; Bolsena,
Italy: Scotland; Rockaway Beach. N. A. No. 758. HTA.
Pahker, Knowlton, Student Officer, Robinson, Kans.
Parker, P\hk G., Ensign, 166 N. Mt. Ave.. .Montdair,
N.J. N. A. No. 1121.
Parker, Raymond H., Student Officer, Bluehill, Me.
Parkinson, Geo D., Ensigi
City, Utah.
Parks, Reath Wm., Student (Xli.'pr. 1484 East 108 St..
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Parlett, Bvymond C, Ensign, 1509 R. Biddle St.,
Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Packard, Detroit,
Mich.
Parons, R. M., Ensign, Amaganselt, L. I.
P.VRRELL, Stephen .\., Lieut, (j.g.l.
Parslow. W -M. K., Student Oilicer, Wesleyan Univ.,
Middleton, Conn.
P\RsoNs, J-Ilmes H., Student Officer, 511 Spruce Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Parvin, 3. L., Lieut, (j-^). Prosper, Tex. N. A. No. 691.
Pashlev. \\ m. p.. Student Officer, 132 St. James Place,
Brooklyn. N. Y. Great Lakes. HTA.
Pass, B H., Ensign, S. Avery Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1390. HTA.
Patrick, Harry. Student Officer, 4943 Blackstone Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Patterson, J. D., Ensign, 1039 Magazine St., New
Orleans, La.
Pattee\son. Z. H.. Eii-sign, 2 1 Fountain Place, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore; Pensa-
cola, Fia.; Rockaway Beach, L. L N. A. No. 324.
Pattillo. T. B.. Ensign, Terrell, Texas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. Pensacola, P^la. N. A. No. 1109. HTA.
Pattox, Habrv C, Student Officer. Mill City, Oregon.
Patton, Jos L., War. Machinist, Bon Air, \'a.
Patton, La\\ rence IL, Studcnl Officer, 80 Bhodcs
Ave., Akron. Ohio.
Pal-ken. C. H., Lieut, (j.g.), 228 Mt. Hope Place, New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hamraondsport, Glou-
cester.
Paul, Arthiir. Lieut, (j.g.). Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Hampton Roads,
Bay Shore; Brunswick, Ga.; Miami, Fin. N. A. No. 310.
HTA.
Paul, E. R., Ensitrn, 21.12 Piedmont Av
Cal. N. A. No. 1925.
Berkeley,
Paul, John Gile, Lieut, (j.g.), Watertown. Fla. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron. Hampton Roads, U. S. Fleet,
(U. S. S. Shawmut), Key West. LTA.
Paulsen, C. II., Ensign. 228 Ml. Hope PI., New York
City.
^241
PAY^E. C. H.. Ensidn, 201 Wealhcrlicld Ave., Hartford,
Conn. N. A. No. 4H:i.
Payne. Clyde S., Ensign, 1!J.50 Jones St., San Francisco,
Cal.
Payne, Robert I., Student OfTiror.
Payson, S. E., Lieut, (j.g.), Loma Portal, San Diogo, C.il.
N. A. No. 432.
PEABnnY, .Iiii.iAN, Lieut, (j.g.), Westhury, N. Y. Intelli-
gence Oilicer, Washington, Moutchic, Paimboeuf, Guipa-
vas.
Peachy', Henry' Kyd Doi'GLA.s, Ensign, The Decatur
Apis., Washinglon, D. C. Naval Ohservalory, Washing-
ton, D. C; Aeronautical Accessory Dept., New York City.
Peacock, EnwAnn L,, Ensign, 50 King Ave, Detroit,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1.516. IITA.
Peakes, G. L., Student Olhcer, General Bakelite Co.,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Peale. Wm. B., Student OITicer, 40 E. 62 St., New York
City.
Pearson, Maury C, Student OIHccr, Care of Central
Nat'l Bank, Spartanburg, S. C.
Pearson, P. C, En.sign, Greenwich. Conn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. i:i68. HTA.
Pease, Maxfield, Ensign, 15 Queensherry St., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bulfalo, Washington, New
York. HTA.
Peck, Fremont G., Student Ofliccr, 381 Clinton Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Peck, Scot E., Ensign. N. A. No. 916.
Pederson, John E., Ensign.
Pedott, .SroNEV, Ensign, 4339 Boulevard, Chicago,
III. N. A. No. 2294.
Peifeer, Lawrence J., War. Gunner.
Pelton, Paul C, Student OfTicer, 125 Pearl St., Rut-
land, Vl. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami, Fla. HTA.
Peltz, Gordon M., Lieut, (i.g). 123 Ilhaca St., Elm-
hursl. L. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech , Great Lake^ Train-
ing Si a lion. HTA.
Pemberton. Henry R., Sludent OfReer, 1008 Clinton
St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Pemberton, Wm. L., Ensign, 30 West 44-th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 1364. LTA.
Pendleton, M. E., Ensign, 247 Rodes Ave., Lexinglon,
Ky.
Pengue, A. F., Carpenter, 148 Orchard St., Bridgeport,
Conn.
Penn. Albert W., Ensign, 3112 West Ave., Austin,
Tex. Mass- Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla.; Pensacola. Fla.
HTA
Penniman, C. F., Lieut, (j g.), Care of R. H. Johnson,
1816 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. N. A. No. 2350.
Pennock, E. R., Ensign, 1111 Seventh Ave., Altoona,
Pa.
Peivrode, Glenn Frank, W^ar. Machinist, 12 Wood-
ward Terrace, Delroil, Mich.
Pentz, R. II., Student Oflicer, Du Rois, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Miami. IITA.
Perkins, Arnold M., Ensign, 310 N. Vienna, Ruslon,
La. N. A. No. 2309.
Perkin-s, C. B., Student Omeer, 760 Milwaukee St., Den-
ver, Colo. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego. HTA.
Perlman, Jesse B., Ensign.
Perin, Oliver W., Student Orticer, 5363 Hamilton
Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pekbin. G. M , Sludent OfTicer, 12 Ca]>en St., Sloughlon,
Ma.ss. Mass. Inst, of Teeh. HTA.
Perron, II. V., Ensign. N. A. No. 357.
Pebby, p. B. . Sludent Omcer, 25 I 5 Columbia Bd.. N. W.,
Washington, D. (I.
Pebry R. D., Ensign, 2426 VrginiaSi.. Herki4ey. Calif.
Mass. Insl. Tech., Hay Shore. Penfaenla, M:anir Miami
Marine Field, San Diego. HTA.
Pebby, Volney B., Student O/Ticcr, Cambridge, Mass.
Pebby, Warren B., Student Ollicer, Braltlehoro, Vt.
Pebby, William M., Student Officer, 4953 Fountain
Ave., St. Louis. Mo.
Peterm^nn, M. v., Jr., Student Oflicer, Franklin
Grove, Illinois. Dunwoody Inst., \4inn.; Miami. H'J'A.
I'ETEBS E. B., Ensign, 1222 Irving St., Washinglon,
DC.
Peters, Harlow J., Student Officer, 62 West 51st. St.,
New York City, N. Y. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Peters, Karl A,, Student Officer, 310 N. Warren Ave..
War. Gunner.
Student Officer, Llewellyn Park,
Big Rapids, Mich.
HTA.
Peters, Beed G., Ensign, 4822 Cass St., Omaha, Nebr.
Peters, Thomas B., Sludent Officer, Chandler Hotel,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Petersen, II. P., War. Machinist, 257 W. Grand St.,
Elizabeth, N. J. F.astleigh, Eng
Peterson, Emmett J., Student Officer.
Peterson, F. Somebs, Lieut, (j.g.), Belvedere, Marin
County, Cal. San Diego, Pensacola, Key West. N. A.
No. 2236. HTA.
Peterson, Joel B., Student Officer, 11132 S. Hoyne
Ave., Morgan Park, III.
Peterson, Lerov, Student Olficer, 69 West 11th St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Peter.son, Wm. IL, Student Officer, 2719 Wheeling St.,
EI Paso, Tex.
Petree, Jay Ralph, Ensign, Oregon, Mo. Seatlle,
Wash.; Miami, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2160. HTA.
Petbinc, G. K., Student Officer, Nebraska Cily, Nebr.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Pettyjohn, C. B., Ensign, 700 Federal St., Lynchburg,
Va. Mass. Inst, of Teeli., Akron, O.; Rockaway Beach.
LTA.
Pfeiffer, Lawrence J., War. Gunner.
Pharis, Chas, S., Student Officer, 1750 W. Genesee St.,
Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, N. Y.
Pheiffer, Arthur E., Ensign, 4 Iladwen Lane, Wor-
cester, Mass. N. A. No. 1193.
Phelps, Dudley W., Student Officer, 1757 K St., N.
W., Wash., D. C.
Phelps, Wm. C, Student Officer.
Phii.bin. Gerald G., Ensign, 63 W. 52 St.. New York
Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Fla.,
Rockaway Reach, Moulchie, Conyagne, Malpensa. HTA.
Phillips. Arthur Wm., Sludent Officer, 29 E. Slate
Si.. Albion, N. Y.
Phillips, Henry" A., Sludent Officer.
Phillips, Paul M., Student Officer, 1218 Washngton
St., Wilmington, Del.
PiiiNNEY, James IL,
PiAGET, Eugene A.,
West Orange. N. J.
PicciRiLLi, P. J., Lieiil. (,).g.).
PiCKARD, Clarence, Student Officer, 410 E. 4th St.,
Indianola, Iowa.
Pickard. Willard C, Student Offiicer, 410 E. Fourth
Ave., Indianola, I *wa.
Pickering. Leland L., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 4,
Fnllerlon, Cal.
Pickett, Harold C Student Officer, 24 Andover St.,
Georgetown, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West.
HTA.
PiEL, W., Ensign. 150 Riverside Drive, New York City.
Pierce, Allin H., Student Officer.
PiEBCE, Fbancis B., Student Offiicer, 2225 Sedgwick
Ave. New York City.
PiEBCE. Haboli) W.. Ensign. 224 Adams St., Millon,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Naval Operations Aviation
Division. HTA.
PiEBCE, James L., Student Officer, Blessing, Tex.
Seatlle, Wash. HTA.
Pierce, William Bbown. .Sludent Officer, 5114 Harper
Ave., Chicago, III. Great Lakes. HTA.
Piers. Eber F., Lieul. (.j.g.), 2730 Harrison Ave.,
Ogden, Ulah. Mass. Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Cal.;
Pensacola, Fla.; Navy Dept., Washington, D. G. LTA.
PjE <soN, Lisle Avery, Ensign, 441 Greenwich Ave.,
New Haven. Conn. Columbia Univ.. Detroit. Great Lakes.
I'iGEON, Frank B., Student Officer, 174 Lexington St.,
I^asl, Boslon, Mass.
PiGON, C. II., Ensign. 36 Wallace Si., Somerville, Mass.
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No.
1611. HTA.
Pike, C. M., Ensign, Lubec, Maine. N. A. No. 293.
Pillars, Herbert O., .Student Officer, 308 Muscatine
Ave., Iowa Cily, I-iwa.
Pine, Charli-is A., Student Officer, 44 W. Sydney Ave.,
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
PiNKHAM, Geo. F., Ensign.
PiNKNEY, Harold M., Student Offiicer, 247 Ida St.,
Alegan, Mich.
Piper. H. C, Ensign, 321 Clifton Ave., Minneapolis,
Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. N. A. No. 1515.
HTA.
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Piper. Robert L., Jr., Rnsifxn. Tyrone, Pa. R. N. A. S.
Cranwell, Eiig.; R. A. F. CfiiK'l, En^^.: I^aimboeiif, France,
and Cai.e May. N. A. No. 667. LTA.
Piper, Walter S., Student OiTicer, 169 Fourth Ave.,
L. I. CiLy, N. Y.
Pipp, Walter C, Sludent Ofri(;er, Care American
League Base Ball Club, New York City.
Pitts, J. L., War. Machinist.
Pitts, W. S., Lieut, (j.g.), 116 Grove Si., Montgomery,
AJa. N. A. No. 470.
PiTZER, L. J., War. Machinist, Waukegan, III.
PixLER, L. C, Ensign.
Plaster, Max L-, Student Officer.
Platt, Willl\m, Ensign, 135 E. 66th Si., New York
City. Mass. hist, of Tech., Hampton Roads, Pensacola,
Anacostia; Moutchic, BresI, France. N. A. No. 4B9. HTA.
Plumb, Walter FitzGerald, Ensign, 32 Pleasant Si.,
S. E., Grand Rapids. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West, Miami, Pensacohi. N. A. No. 1812. HTA.
Plumb, Walter G., Ensign, 2123 Cal. St., Washington,
DC.
Polk, Earle V., Sludent Officer.
PoLK, E. F., Sludent Officer, BoHvar, Tenn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron. O.. Rockaway Beacli. LTA.
PoLLARij, Patrick M.
Pollard, R. V., Ensign, 1016 River St., Ffyde Park,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tecli., Squautum, Akron, Rockaway,
Brest, Ray Shore, USS. Arkansas, Pensacola. HTA.
PoNo, Cornelius V., Student Officer, 1515 W. King St.,
Owosso, Mich.
Pope. Arthur W., Jr., Ensign, -128 Ch;ir|fs River Ro;iil,
Cambridge, Mass.
Pope, Loverne A., Lieut, (j.g.). Care of J. H. Pope
R. J>. No. 1, Hastings, Nebr. RAF, f:ranwell, Eng.,
Howdon, Lowlhorpe, Yorkshire, Eng., Kingsnorlh, Kent ,
Eng. N. A. No. 1032. LTA.
Pope, Wm. H., Sludent Oincer, 163 K. College St..
Oberlin, Ohio.
PoRCHER, Fr.A-NCis D., Sliident (_)ifircr, 103 Gainsborn,
Boston, Mass.
Porter, Frederjc H., Sludent Officer, < ic nigral Delivery,
San Diego, Cui.
Porter, John, Jr., Ensign, Fessenden School. Wi-st
Newton, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Porter, James M., Jr., Ensign, 53 Norlfi 3d St., Easion,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.. Miami 'Marine
Field); Northern Bombing Group, France. N. A. No. 6.'S.>.
IITA.
Porter, Thurman H., Sludent Officer, HU 4lh St.,
S. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
Potter, T. W., Ensign, Wc^lchester, N Y.
Potter, Wm. F., Ensign, 2501 Girard Ave, S. Minne-
apolis, Minn.
PouNii, H. W., Ensign, 1016 E. Center St., Warsaw,
Ind.; Dunwoody, Miami, Key West, Pensacola. HTA.
Pounds, Arthur K., War. Boatswain.
PouiND.s. Lewis C. Student Officer, 317 E. I7lh Si.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Jnsl. of Tech.. Miami. HTA.
PowE, W. C, Ensign. Newton, Miss. N. A. No. 986.
PowEL, liENJAMrN R.. Sludcnt Officer, P. O. Box 212,
Montgomery, Ala.
Powell, Ralph C, Sludent Officer, Allendale Farm,
Media, Pa.
Powell, Robert James, Ensign, .32() W. 72d St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., liuffalo, W asfi-
ington. New York.
PowER.s, A. H.. Ensign, 611^2 Main Si., Fort Worth,
Tex., Seattle, Washington; San Diego, Cal., Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 2291. HTA.
IflilflifiMft M
Powers. Edward W., Ensign, 271 \\'estwood St.,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Powers, George E., StudenL Oflirer, IBl Somerset Ave.,
Taunton, Ma.ss.
Powers, T. G., Ensign.
Pratt, Henry Z.. War. Machinist, 100 W. M5th St.,
New York City. N. A. No. 126,
Pratt, J,\mes M., Lieut. (j.K.), 371 Cenlral Parlt West,
New Yorli City. Mass. In,sl. olTech., Chatham, Newport,
R. I.
Pratt, PHir.rp R., Ensign, 2015 Columbia Rd., Wash-
ington, D. C. Ma.ss. InsL. of Tech., Pensarola, Hampton
Hoads, Langley Field. N. A. No. 418. HTA.
PBEHt^E, Kred C, Student Officer, 218 E. 12th St.,
Hutchinson, Kans.
Preston, Clifford H., Eusign, .50 Washington Sq.,
East, New York City.
Preston, E. M., Student OIRcer, .515 W. Franklin St.,
Richmond, Va. Seattle, Washington- HTA.
Preston, Ralph A, D.. Ensign. N. A. No. 619.
Preston. Randall J., SludeuL Oflicer, 1601Hveworth '; I
Bldg., Chicago, III. A\\f!l
Price, Robert M., Ensign, 210 N. Laurel St., Hazelton,
Pa. Key \\'est, Pensacola. IITA.
PaiDniR, Tazewell Patton, Student (Jiricer, Waco,
Tex., First Slate Bank & Trust Co. Seattle, Washington.
HTA.
Pride, Alfred M., I'^nsign, 150 Hudson St., Sommer-
ville, Mass. N. A. No. 1110.
Prien, Wm.ter F., Lieut, (j.g.), 68 Nicholson St..
Rochester, N. \. Mass. lust, of Tech.. Washington.
London, Dunkcrque, Lc Croisic, Norllicrn Bombing
tiroiip. HTA.
Prince, Earl S.. Student Ollicer, Salt Lake City.
PniNnLE, KinK H., Ensign, Spirit Lake, Idaho. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., S,in Diego, Cal.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A.
No. 1801. HTA.
PHiTCiunD, A. n., Studcril Ollicer, 1515 W. Monroe St.,
Chiiago. III.
Pbitcimutt. Wm. IL, Student Oiriccr, 5 15 I-]. Buchlel
Ave.. Akron. Ohio.
PaocToa. C. C, Ensign, nearborn. Mich. N. A.
No. 977.
Proctor. I'mil Milton. I'aisign, 1021 Main St., Kansas
Citv, Mo. Mass. Inst, oi' Tech., Key West, Pensacola,
N. A. No. 2817. HTA.
Proctor. Biliui \N ., Stnilent Officer, 188 Elm St.,
North Cambridge, Mass.
Pros.ver. .Iames C., Student (Jlliccr, 8505 Decker Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Provost, Eusebe, Lieut, fj.g.), 16 9Lh Ave., Haverhill,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., He Tudv, Portu Corsini,
Italy. N. A. No. 323.
Prudhom, Harold C, Ensign, 305 Union Sla. Plaza,
Kansas City, Mo.
Pulitzer, IL, Lieut, (j.g.), 7 E. 73d St., New York.
N. A. No. 410.
PuLsiFER, G. H., Ensign, 20 Rirch Hill Roail, Newlou-
ville, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Punnett, T. R., Ensign, 41 W. 10th St., New York City.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cranwell, Eng.; Roehamptou, Eng.;
Pairaboeuf, France.
PuRCELL, Edward W., Student Officer, 1 106 Delaficid
Place, Washington, D. C.
PuRDHEN, Harold E., Student Officer, 1177 Norteii
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
PuRny, Clair ,L, Ensign, '<'> Lansing St., .\uhnrn, N. Y.
N. A. No. 1655
PuRDY, Herbert McL., F]nslgn, N. A. No. 654.
Plrsell. Geokoe F., Ensign
■^
M.MN Building, M. I. T.
^4^>>^;
QUIGLEY, F. R.
Ensign
558 Lexington Ave., New
York City. Seattle, San
Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2448. HTA.
QUINN, DAVID H.
Ensign
568 Newbury St., Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2403. HTA.
RALPH, THOMAS G.
Ensign
54 Hawthorne Ave., Graf-
ton. Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola, Sydney, N. S., Hamp-
ton Roads. HTA.
RAMEY, ARTHUR G.
Ensign
.311 E. Washington St.,
Charlestown, W. Va. Mass.
Inst, of Tech-
ii/TTvv'
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RAMSEY, B. M.
Ensign
348 l.Tlh Ave., Newark,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Halifax. N. A.
No. 1077. HTA.
RANKIN, HENRY
Student Officer
Gastonia, N. C. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
RATHFON, L. PAUL
Student Officer
The Rosemont, Hutchin-
son, Kansas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. HTA.
RAUH, STANLEY E.
Student Officer
.328 Central Ave., Dayton.
Ohio. Mass.
Bay Shore.
;t. of Tech.,
HTA.
RAYMER, PAUL H.
Ensign
Beaver, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Queenstown, Wexford, Ire.
N. A. No. 12.'-)2. HTA.
REA, THATCHER W.
Ensign
.367 Longfellow Ave., De-
troit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola, Hampton Roads. N.
A. No. 710. IITA.
REAMS, PAUL E.
Ensign
7.38 Kirkman St., Lake
Charles, La. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2612
IITA.
REBKR. EARL E.
Boatswain
1231 Lewis St., San Diego,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Newport News,
Chatham, San Diego. HTA.
REESE, CHAS. E.
Student Officer
249 E. Walnut St., West-
field, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. HTA.
REICH ELDERFER.F.W.
Ensign
Harlan, Ind. M. i. T.. N.
Sydney, Miami, I'erma.,
U..S.S. Sfiawniiit Lisbon in
NCI. Traris-Allanlic Flight
N. A. No. 2122. HTA.
REMSBURG, JOHN II.
Ensign
Middlctown, Md. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1923.
HTA.
.REN ISDN, WILLIAM J.
Ensign
59 Tonawanda St., Dor-
chester Dist., Boston, Mass.
Great Lakes, Pensacola.
^vi ^
-^t)
REYNOLDS, MORRIS W.
Ensign
728 Second Ave. . Wesi-
mont, Johnstown, Penn.
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Buy
Shore. Pensacola. N.A.lNo.
1391. HTA.
RHODES, C. R.
Enaufn
Golden Lake Farm, Wilson,
Ark. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Hampton Rds,
Morehead City. N, A. No.
711. HTA.
RHODES, RUSSEL R.
Ensign
248 E. Sixth St., Pern.
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Miami, Pensacola, N. Syd-
ney, N. S. N. A. No. U.U
HTA.
RICE, HAROLD E.
Ensign
11.39 David Whitney Bide-,
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1712.
HTA.
rV/
RICH, EDMUND G.
En s ign
Maquoketa, Iowa. Dun-
woody, Great Lakes, Mi-
ami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2586. HTA.
RICHARDS, C. E, Jr.
Ensign
.584 East Rroad St.. Col-
umbus, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Buffalo, Washing-
ton, Brooklyn, Garden City.
RICHARDSON. BAYLE
Ensign
3742 Regent Ave.. Nor-
wood, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Pensa-
cola, Miami. N. A. No.
1192. HTA.
RICHARDSON, C. S.
Ensign
5.50 Belmont Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami Pensacola,
Great Lakes, Seattle. N.
A. No. 1108. HTA.
V
.;^^^
niCllARDSON. <:. H.
Ensign
40 1 SL GcorKO St., Farm-
ville, Va. Mass. IiisL. of
Tech., U. S. S. Ulah. Key
Wesl, P«^nsacola. N. A.
No. 231.5. HTA.
RICHMOND, ISIDOR
Enslun
69 Everard St., Beach-
mont, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Cha-
tham. N. A. No. 918.
HTA.
RICHTER, JOSEPH F.
Ensign
212.'! No. Clark St., Chi-
cago, III. Harvard Radio,
Great Lakes, Miami. HTA.
RIDER, FRANK J., Jr.
Sittdent OJj/lcer
Hartford, Conn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola.
HTA.
HIDGAWAY, TIIOS. N.
Ensign.
21011 N. Charles St., Ral-
tiinore, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Anacostia, D. C. N. A.
No. 1:J18.
RIDGWAY, EDWIN M.
Machinist
1717 17th St., N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C. Col. Univ.,
North. Bomb. Gr., St.
Inglevert, Fr.
RIGGINS, LEONARD
Ensign
1010 S. Fla. Ave., Lake-
land. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. l:i23. HTA.
ROBBINS, FRED T.
Ensign
1112 So. Main St., Roches-
ter, Ind. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, Killingholme,
Eng. N. A. No. 1124.
1
ROBBINS, MARVIN B.
Sludenl Oj}ici?r
324 Torboro Si,., Rock
Mount, N. C. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
KOIIBIiNS, R. P.
Enaign
TiLusville, Fla. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Key West,
Pensacoia. N. A. No.
2.569. HTA.
ROBERTS, F, F.
Ensign
908 Jennings Ave., Fort
Worth, Tex. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacoia, Miami.
N. A. No. 2419. HTA.
ROBERTS, .lOHN C, Jr.
Ensign
Clayton, Mo. Mas.s. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Pensa-
coia, Coco .Solo. N. A. No.
12K7. HTA.
GeRM.\N ChASSE Pl.VNE at Pllfj-V SUKEOUNDED BY It.\LI.\X IIecIUXICS, .\FTER THE ARMISTICE
ROBERTSON, CECIL M. ROBERTSON, JOHN E. ROBERTSON, W. H. ROBINSON, A. P .
Sludenl Ofjicer Sludenl Officer Lieut, (j.g.) Lieut. (J.g.)
Deputy Clerlt of the 110 Old Orchard .Ave., .56 Wellesley I'll., Dorches- Haverford, Pa. Mass Inst
Courts, Norfolk, Va. Dun- Webster Groves, Mo. ter, Mass. Mass. Inst, of of Tech., Pensacoia N A
woody, Minneapolis. HT.\, Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. Tech., Boston, Buffalo No 110'^ HTA
HTA.
ROBINSON, KOWIN O.
Ensign
2925 Gould St., Dallas,
Texas. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2597.
HTA.
ROBINSON. GLEN E.
Ensifjn
542 Pipestone St., Benton
Harbor, Mich. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., San Diego, Pensa-
cola, Chatham. N. A. No.
1255. HTA.
ROBINSON, J. S.
Ensign
King William, Va. Shore.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Mass.
Key West, Hami>ton Rds.,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 462,
HTA.
RODGERS, OLIVER
Student Officer
6500 Fifth Ave., Great
Lakes, III. Great Lakes.
mW
ROE. G. T.
Lieut, (j.g.)
19 Wharf St., Boston,
Mass. M. t. T., Pensa.,
Yarmouth, Loui:h FoyJe,
Qucenstown. Bay Shorn,
Key West. N. A. No. 211.
ROE, HARVEY E.
Ensign
Weston, Ohio. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, Hampton Rda.
N. A. No. 1430. HTA,
ROEDELL, CLARENCE
Ensign
Minneapolis, Minn. Dun-
woody, Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 927. HTA.
ROGERS, DONALD J.
Student Officer
1614 Girard Ave., No-
Minneapolis, Minn. Dun.
woody, Miami. LTA.
A^
: ROGERS, GEORGE E.
Ensign
1 Jersey St., Dedham,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N.
A No 1178 JITA
ROGERS, RUSSELL F.
Student Officer
419 Baltimore St,. Musko-
gee, Oklahoma. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Akron, Rockaway
Beach. LTA.
ROHWER, FRANK W.
Ensign
Boulder, Colo. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, Hamjjton Rds.,
Morehead City. N. A.
No. 1262. HTA.
ROLAND, P. W.
Lieul. (j.g.)
1046 Morris Ave.,'^.iNew
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key \^'est, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2501.
ROLLINS, J. T.
Student Officer
College Station, Texas.
Univ. of Wash., Seattle,
San Diego. HTA.
ROOD. ROLLIN T.
Ensign
6 Charter Oak St^ So.
Manchester, Conn. Mass.
1st. of Tech., Miam , Key,
West, Pensacola. N. A.
2402. HTA.
'^^^^^.
'248
ROSENBERGER, F. A.
Ensign
1«62 Ontario St., Toledo,
Ohio. M.I.T., Pensa , Mon-
tauk. Lough Fo>le, Queens-
town, Whiddy Is,, Ray Sh,
N. A. No. 1507. HTA.
RYAN, EDWIN S.
Ensign
31 Douglas Ave., Freoport,
111. Mass. last, ol' Tech.,
Miami, Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2482.
IITA.
01 J
RYAN, HAROLD L. RYAN, O'NEILL, Jr.
Lieul. (j.g.) Sludent Ufjicer
181 Lexinglon St., Waver- 29 Windermere Place, St.
ly. Mass Mass. Inst, of Louis, Mo., Scallle, Wash-
Tech., Hamplon Rds., Pen- ingLon. IITA.
sacola, Moulchic, Croisic,
Fr., N. A. No. 401.
QuAKENBlJ.SH, Perry J., Student OfTicer, 169 Kearney
Are., Perth Amboy, N. J. Mass. Inst. oC Tech. IITA.
QiHRRiER. IL D., Student Oflicer, Woodsdale, Wheeling,
W. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Quick, Francis E., Student Officer, 186 Pleasant St., Reao, Robert E., Lieut (j g ) Trinity House Wale
Newton Centre, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, town, N. Y. N. A. No. 561.
N. Y., H. F. C. T<jronto, Camp lior.lcn. Hay Shore, Miami,
Pcnsacola. Mass. hist, ol Tech. IITA.
Rkad, George R., Ensign, 33 Dearborn St.. Man-
chester, N. H.
Fla, HTA.
Quick, LA^'sING M., Student Oilicer. 207 Woodworlh New York City.
Re.\d, IUjssei.l Rariow, Lieut, (jg-), ' ^- 62nd St.,
Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Hay Shore.
IITA.
QuiLHOT, Harold J., lilnsign, Johnstown, N. Y. M.ass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. iN. A. No. 2398.
IITA.
QuiLTY, Sabiuel E., Student Officer, 603 Pii.jo St., Lake
Charles, La.
QtTiNLAiv, Herbert V.., Student Olficer, 1878 E. 84th
St.. Cleveland. O.
QuiNLAN, Ralph E., Student Olficer, 329 Powe'l St.,
Henderson, Ky.
QuiNN, Francis W., linsign, .5161 Northumberland St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., NorfoU, \a.;
Akron, Ohio; Hoston, Mass.; Rockavvay Reach, L. I. LT.\.
QuiNN, J. J., 102 N. 4lh Cavell St., Dululh, Minn.
N. A. No. 623.
Quittner, (Jeo., Student Oiru^er, 828 E. Parkway,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
(,>UMCK, Lensing M., .Student Olficer, 2t(7 W'oodworth
Ave., Yonlcers, N. Y.
<.)u.viLLiAN, Whitcomb AV., .Sludcnl Oflicer, 81 Culhert-
soii St., Atlanta, Ga.
Rae, John IL, Student Olficer, 571 Park Ave., Rochester.
N. Y.
Raffertv, James A., Student Olficer, 327 W. 16th St.,
New York City.
Raffo, D, O., Ensign, Atlanta. Ga.
Raiterm. Ciinton R., Student Officer, .\Iexandria,
Minn.
Ramsey. D. W. C. N. A. No. 45.
Handle, Hanson F., Student Officer, 4339 Drexel
Rlvd.. Chicago. 111. Great Lak&s.
Randolph. Donald W.. Stuilent Officer. 9th and W^ash-
ington Sts., W^ilmington, Del.
Ransom. Julius C, Student Officer, 64 Little Hall,
Princeton, N. J.
Ransome, Charles C, Student Olficer, 120 E. 31st St.,
New York City.
Rapp, Frank A., Stu.lent Olficer, 352 W. Elm St.,
Rrockton, Mass.
Rasche, Robert C, Ensign, 417 tjlnov Road, Norfolk.
Va.
Raseman, Richard J., Student ("ilficcr. 491 1']. Grand
Rlvd., Detroit, Mich.
Ratiibun. Harry R., Student Olficer, Glen I'^llyn, Iff.
Dunwoody Inst., Minn., Miami. IIJW.
Rattikn, Willia.m J., .Student Ollicer, Anson, Tex.
Raven. A. A., Student Officer.
R.awley", Weldon N., Student Olficer. Churchville. \ a.
Ray, G. W., Jb, Student Officer, 92 Pincknev St., Uoslon,
Mass.; Seattle. LTA.
Ray, William L., Sludent Officer, 1600 E. La Rue St.,
Pensacola, F!a.
He,\d, William A., Jr., laisign, 28 N.issau St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Ft. Worth,
Washington. D. C. N. A. No. 1366. HTA.
Reagan. R. J. Sludent Omcer, 139 State Road, Cvnwyd,
Pa.
Reardon, John L., Student Officer.
Reavii, John W., Student Ollicer, 2913 Macomb St.,
Washington, D. C.
Redmond, Geralds n L.. Student Oflicer. Tivoli, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hay Shore. N. Y. IITA.
Reed, Edward (Ioodwin, Student Ollicer, University
Cluh, 3813 Euclid Ave., Clevi4and. Ohio.
Heed. H.vrry A., .Switow Hlilg., JelTersonville, Ind.
Heed, Jacob. Lienl. (j.g.), 150 Elm St., Worcester, Mass.
Squantuni. San Dir-go. HT.\.
Heed, LtWHENCl-: A.. Student Olficer, 1137 N. Jelf St.,
Springlield, .Mo.
Heed. L\ whence Neill. Sludent Officer, Ilcber Si)rings.
Ark. Seattle, W.ash; San Diego. IITA.
Reed, Leonard W., Student Olficer, 2150 Drake Park
Ave., Des Moines, Iowa.
Reed, Royden K., Lieut, (.ig.), 55 Dearborn St.,
Manchester, N. H.
Reed, Rush IL, Lieut, (.ig.l.
Reed, William D., Student Officer, Holland, Texas.
Reeder, J. R., I'^nsign, 641 P.ark Way, Monessen, Pit.
Heemelin, Clarence B., 3061 Cieinview Ave., Cin-
cinnati, tlhio.
Hee\ Fs. Owen T.. Student Olficer. 266 H,indol()h Ave.,
Peoria. HI. Mass. Inst, ol Te(-h.. Key West, Fla. HTA.
Rehm\n. Norm.vn, Student Officer, 135 Renner Ave.,
Newark, N. J.
Reich, Frederick C Student Officer, 157 Fourth
Ave., Long Island City, N. Y.
Reich, W'illi,\m F., Jr., Ensign. 11-18 St.. Elmhurst,
Long Island, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West.
Reid. Geoffrey L., Student Officer, 111 Main St., N.
.\ndover, .Mass.
Rfid. How.\BD C Student Officer, 110 Morningside
Drive, New York City. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
Reid. William S,. Sludcnl Officer, Due West. S. C.
Reiiicr. Francis D.. Student IJtficer, 101)3 N. Huron
St.. .\nn .\rbor, Mich.
Rfifert. J\ck II. , Student Ollicer. 131 Lincoln Ave.,
SvraiMisp, N. Y. -M.lss. Inst, of Tech., Priham Bay, U. S.
S.'C. 215. HTA
Heilly, Joseph C, Student Olficer, 21 R E. Price St.,
Philadeliihia, Pa.
Reinh.\rdt, C. G., Ensign. 103 Roihelle Ave., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Hemev. John T., Lieut. f,i.g.). 1527 New Hampshire
IM
Head, Duncan H., Lieut, (j-o). U'l' Crest, Penchase Ave., W ashingtou, D. C. IS. A. Ko. 18'
251
fiY
Remmers, John J., Student OtRcer, 1149 N. Raymond
St., Pasadena, Cal.
Rentschleh, Peter E., Student Oflieer, m Campbell
Ave., Hamilton. Ohio. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
Renwtck. Ehle H., Student Office
Grove Ilall, Boston, Mass.
3 Briniley St..
N, A.
Renwick, J. G., Lieut, (j.g.), Princeton, N. J
No. 901.
Renz, Edwahi) F., Student Officer. .319 Garlield Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst. olTech., Akron, Ohio. LTA.
Rei'KO, J. S., War. Machinist, Queens Road, Queens,
Long Island, N. Y.
Requ.a. Lawrence K., Ensign, 321 Mountain Ave.,
Piedmont, Cal. Mass. Inst, ot Tech., Key West, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1861. HTA.
Reuschel, ,I. E., War. Gunner, Maryland Hotel, San
Diego, Cal. Miami, Pensacola, Harvard, San Diego.
N. A. No. 1317. HTA.
Revelle, Hahry H., Student Officer, .506 Lahoma Ave.,
Norman, Okla.
Rex, Walter Edwin, Ensign, 8836 Crefcld St., Chest-
nut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensa-
cola, Fla. N. A. No. 1837. IITA.
Revburn. FRANCrs C, Student Officer, 4.529 Lindell
Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Revcroft, Wendell G., Ensign, 234 Pleasant St..
Arlington, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Marine Field, Moutchic, N. Bomb. Gr. N. A. No.
1446. HTA.
Revmond, Dalton S.,
Baton Rouge, La.
Reynolds, Harry V., Ensign, 248 S. Flower St..
Angeles, Cal.
Reynolds, Samuel W., Ensign, 714 10th St., Oakland,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
Rhoades. Dee J., Ensign, 704 Locust St., Big Rapids,
Mich. Seattle, Wash., San Diego.
Rhode.s. Altgustij.s L., Student Offiiccr, The Alameda,
San Jose, Cal.
Rhodes, Braxton, 251 E. Gregory St., Pensacola. Fla.
Rhodes, Fred B., Ensign. 3006 Albermarle St., Wash-
ington, D. C.
Rhodes, Washington I., Student Officer, Toms Brook,
Shenadoah Co., Va.
Rice, Albert F., Lieut, fj.g.), 16 Hamilton Terrace,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 433.
Rice, Chas. B.,
Chicago, 111.
Rice, Clarence E.,
Nebr.
N. Blvd.
Los
Student Officer, 1225 Jarvis Ave.,
Sludent Officer, Hayes Center,
Rice, Frederick W., Jr., Student Officer, 16 Elko St.,
Brighton, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Rice, J. Percival, Student Officer, 2510 Rio Grande
St., Austin, Texas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rock-
away. LT.\.
Rice, Neil W., Ensign, South Hamilton. Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.
Rice, .Stanley B., Student Officer, 4142 Parkside Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rice. William^E., Student Officer, Famous Bldg..
Perry, Okla.
Rich, J. J., Sludent Officer, 27 W. 61st St., New York
City.
Richard, G. L., Knoxville, Tenn. N. A. No. 497.
Richards, H. Donald, Ensign, 353 Church St., Royers-
ford, I'a. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. LTA.
Richards, Leon K., Sludent Officer, Britt, Iowa.
Richards, Lorenzo M., Student Officer, Buckinglon-
ham Apis., Sail Lake City, Utah.
Richards, Thomas (i., I'^nsign, 619 S. B. B. St., Los
Angeles, Cal. N. A. No. 2246.
Richards, W. V., Lieut, (j.g.). Fishers, Ind.
Richardson, David W., Student Officer, 28 K JUh St.,
New York, N. Y,
RicFURDSON, Geo. W.. Ensign. 250 W. 82nd St., New
York City.
R1CIIARD.S0N, Geo. W., Jr., Student Officer, 138 E. 79th
St., New York City.
Richardson, James M., Student Officer, 627 Lake St.,
Madison, Wis.
Richardson, John, Student Officer, 204 Trust Bldg.,
Rockford, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. HTA.
Richardson, Lawrence, Ensign, 45 Weissinger Gaulvert
Apfs., Louisville, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., New York,
Rockaway.
Richardson, Leon C, Student Officer, .308 Eddy St.,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Richardson, Omar Rurt, Sludent OfPicer, 525 S.
Central Ave, Glendale, Cal. San Diego, Columbia,
Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.
RiCHAR isoN, W. Landstreet, Lieut. (j.g.), 228 Lincoln
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. A. No. 582.
Richardson, W. A., Jr., Sludent Officer. 34 Chestnut
Drive, Haslings-on-lludson, New York. Muss. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. HTA.
Ricmdale. Jay W., Ensign, 7015 Blair Road, Washing-
ton. D. C.
Richmond. Edward G., Lie it. (ys-), 74 E. Main St..
Fredonia, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akror, Rockaway.
N. A. No. 914. LTA.
Richter. Louis A., War. Carpenter.
RiCKARD, Guy, Ensign, Schoharie, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Miami, Curtis Field. HTA
Ricker, Ellery T., Student Officer, 471 Broadway,
Cambridge, Mass.
RiDALL, Edmund W., Ensign, 518 N. Highland Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, San Diego. N. A. No. 1174. HTA.
RiDDLEBERGER, Charles Wm., War. Machinist, 15 W.
63rd St.. New York City.
RiESENBERGER, Fr^nk R., Student Officer, 546 Union
Place, Weehawken, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West. HTA.
RiG-\N, Felix R.. Student Officer. Hayes Slore, Glou-
chester Co., W. Va.
RiGDON, Thornton F., Ensign, 163 Billcourt West,
Lexington, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick, Key West, Pensacola. HTA.
Riley, Charles William, Sludent Officer, Burnside,
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
Riley, Francis X., Student Officer, W. 231st St.,
Spuyten Duyvil. New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Rockaway, N. Y. LTA.
Riley, George J., Student Officer, 5121 Warnoek St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Riley, Ivers W., Student Officer, 821 6th St., Min-
neapolis. Minn.
Riley, Russell F., Student Offiicer, 55 Josephine .\ve.,
Somerville, Mass.
Ripley, William R., Ensign. Taeoma, Wash.
RisEL.w, Edmund G., Student Officer, 587 Brectenridge
St.. Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Rittenhouse, David, Ensign, 2208 W. 21st St., Min-
neapolis, Minn. Dunwoody, Key West, Miami, Pen-
sacola, Pacific Fleet, Langley Field. HTA.
Roan, William E., Ensign, Ford Motor fj^o.. New
Orleans, La. N. A. No. 14R8.
RoARK. Eugene W., Student Officer, 139 W. Gilman
St., Madison, Wis.
Bobbins, Joe, Sludent Offiicer, Owosso, .Mich. Dun-
woody Inst., Minn., Miami, Key West. HTA.
Roberson, Robert E., War. Carpenter.
Roberson, T. Lloyd, Student Officer, 5410 Lake Park
Ave., Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Roberts, Arthur E., Student Officer, 26 S. High St.,
Jackson, O.
Roberts, TI. F., Student OlfK^er, 17 Dellinger Ave.,
Batavia, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Roberts, Ralph S., Student Offiicer, 1813 Idlewood
Ave., East Cleveland, O., Univ. of Washington, Seattle.
Roberts, Roi and W., Student Offiicer.
Roberts. Thomas T., Ensign, 919 W. William St., Deca-
tur. 111. N. A. No. 385.
Roberts, Tobias L., Student Officer, 48 Mt. Desert
St., Bar Harbor, Me.
Roberts, Waiter F., Student Offiicer, O'Neill, Nebr.
Robertson, Fred L., Student Officer. 15 Arlington St.,
Chieopce Falls. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA
RoRERTSoN, George M., Student Officer, 38 College
Ave., New Brunswick, N. J.
Robertson. Guy R., Student Offiicer.
Robertson. Hiiling, P., Jr., Student Officer, 404 N.
9th St.. Temple, Tex.
Robertson, Thomas J., Ensign, Yale Station, New
Haven, Cimn. N. \. No. 1845.
Robertson, W. V. M., Jr., Ensign, 2026 First Ave.,
Birmingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Onerations,
Washington, D. C, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2423
HTA..
Robeson, Frank K., Student Officer, 133 W. University
Ave., Champaign, 111.
i
'r
M?
wn
Robins, John Q., Jr.. Ensig:n, Tupelo, Mi.ss. N.
No. 1*)30.
HoBrNSON, A. J., Ensign, lOO Summer St., Maiden,
Mass.
Robinson, Chaulfs S., War. Mnchinist, 317 K. 31st
St., New York. N. Y.
Robinson. G. B.. Student Officer, Mt. Gilcnd, 0.
Diinwoody Insf., Minn.
RoBJNbON, H. A., Ensij-n, 101 Court St., Wesftield,
Mass.
R0BIN.SON, Hahry L.. Sludent Oiricer. 8.30 S. SanLe Fe,
Salin;), Kans.
Robinson. Ler C. Student Ollicer, 1309 Washtenaw
Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich.
Robinson, IA■^N B., Sludent OHlcer.
Robinson, Russell R.. Student Oilirer, 6353 Greene
St , Philadelphia, Pa.
Robinson, S.vmuel, Sludent Olficer, 201 t G St., Wash-
in^'ton, D. C.
Robinson, Stanley L., Student ttfficer, Af^ricultnral
CoUet'e, Miss. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Robinson, Walter Stevens, Jr., Student Officer, 149
Miii St., Springfield, Mass. Mass. Inst. oC Tech. LTA.
Robinson, Wm. B., Ensign, 71-5 K. Buchtel .\vc., Akron,
O. N. A. No. 2261.
Robinson, Wm. D., Sludent Ollicer, The Cloister, 1
Hillhouse Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Roche. F. J., 20 Ellsworth Ave.. Cambridge, Mass.
Rockefeller. William O., Lieut, (j g.). Greenwich.
CoiHL Huntington, Bay Shore, Pensacola, New London,
Miami, Killingholme, Eng. HTA.
RocKEY, Stuart S., Ensign, Pipestone, Minn. N. A.
No. 1802.
Rockwell. Chas. H., Jh., Ensign, 1 167 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago. III.
Rockwell, Donald E., Ensign, 106 Professors Row,
Tufts College, Mass. Muss. Inst, of Tech . Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2218. HTA.
RocK^^ooD, Robert K.. Lieut, (j.g.)-
Rodegerdts. Chris A., 9.')6 Height St., San Friincisco,
Cal.
RoDEN, George Robert, Jr., Sludent OHii^cr, 332
Greenwood .\ve., Wyneole, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Philadelphia, Pa. HTA.
RoDEN, Hi:nry W., Ensign, IllU Live Oak St., Dallas,
Texas. N. A. No. 1".13.
RoDENBAUfiH, Elmeu S., 130 Irviiig St., San Francisco,
Cal. N. A. No. 1309.
RoDEB, Walter L., Ensign, Newark, N. J. N. A. No.
441.
RooES, Clifton, Ensign, 2037 Douglas Blvd., Louis-
ville. Ky.
RoDGERs, Oliver, Student Ofiieer, Care of Mellon
Nat'l Rank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RoDGERs, Wm. R., Ensign. N. A. No. 2160.
Roe. Harvey E., Ensiiin. Weslon, Ohio. N. A. No.
1130.
Rogers, Carl W., Student OfTicer. 36 Parks St., Newton,
Mass.
Rogers, Chas. A., War. Gun.
Rogers, (Jardner S., Ensign, 31 S. Filzhugh St..
Rochester, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Philadelphia.
Rogers, Henry L., Ensign, Ocilla. Ga. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
Rogers, Joel Townslev, Lieut, (j-g.), Florence Court,
Washington, I). C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton
Roads, Pensacola. Miami, Rockaway. HTA.
Rogers, John F., Student Officer, 66 Cannoji St., Pough-
kee[)sie, N. Y.
Rogers, Nath.a.niel S., Student Officer, Auburn, AVash.
Rogers. Rufus L, Ensign, 87 Genessee St., Baldwins-
ville, N. Y. N. A. No. 1177.
Rogers. Sampson, Jr.. Student Olficer, Oak Park, 111.
Rogers, William A., Ensign, Sound View Ave., Little
Neck. L. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads, Moutchic, Finistere. Morehead City. IS. A.
No. 634.
RoHRi.vcH, William IL, Blarksburg, Va. N. A. No.
1000.
Rohrer, Henry Augustus, Student Officer, 4.5 East
Orange St., Lancaster, Pa. Great Lakes, III.
RoLLEFBON, K. E., Student Officer, 919 Bcekways St.,
Superior, Wis. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.
Rollins. W., Lieut, (jg.), Brush Hill Lane, Hyde Park,
Mass.
RoMNEV, GEORfiE 0.. Ensign, Billings, Mont.
BoMNEY, WiLFOBO W.. Student Officer, 167 E St.,
Salt L.ake City, Utah.
Ronald^on, G. M., Ensign. 448 Pike St.. Baton Rouge,
La. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. N. A. No. 1.335. HTA,
RooNEY, Edward F., Student Officer, 201 North Col-
umbus Si., Alexandria. Va.
Room-:y, James L, Student Officer. 163 Kent St., Brook-
line, Mass.
Roosevelt, John K., Lieut, (j.g.), 30 Pine St., New York
City.
Root, lUiROETT fi., Student Ollicer. P. O. Box: f023,
Colorado S[)rings, Colo.
Root, i Warren J., Student Olficer, 431 Sec. For,
Savings Bank, Cleveland, Ohio.
RoRicK, M. H., Student Officer. 2263 CoHingwood
Ave.. Toledo, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Fla. HTA.
RosROROUGH. James G., Jr., 7300 Mariette Ave., Maplo-
wood, Mo.
Rose, A. S., Ensign. Mineral Pt.. Wis. N. A. No. 1758.
Rose, Austin T., Student Olficer, 625 North Henry St.,
Madison, Wis.
Rose, D. Morton, Jr., Ensign, 803 West Ilifi St., Knox-
ville, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of Te'h., Pensacola. N. A. No.
262.
Rose, J. E.. Ensign, 39 Draper Terrace. Montclair, N. J.
Mass. Inst, of Te-^fi., Pensacola. HTA.
Rose, Joseph H., Student Officer, 42.5 First Ave. Pitts-
burgh, I>a.
Rose. Louis, Student Officer, 160 West 87ih St., New
York (^ily. Mass. Inst, of Tecrh. HTA.
RosE, Reginald W., Student Officer, 176 East Palmer
Ave., Detroit, Mich. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.
Roseborough, J. C. Lieut. (,i.g.), 905 (Jpson Ave., El
Paso, Tex.
Ross, E. A.. Ensign, 1200 Matlock Ave., Pearl Harbor,
Honolulu.
Ross, Edwin Albert, 1865 West 25th St., Los Angeles,
Cal.
Ross. Frank D., Enslirn, I I^iberty St., New .'ork
City.
Ross, Howard L., Student Officer.
Ross, John W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1534.
Ross, Kenneth D.. Student Officer, N. 1101 Post St.,
Spokane, Wash-
Ross, L. W., Ensign.
RossiTER, Richmond, Student Olficer.
Rothenburg, Merle E., War. Mach.
RoiHERMEL, Addison J., Student Officer, 131 West 93rd
St., New York City.
RoTHWELL. James L., Ensign, 513 Herrick St., Elmira,
N. Y. Bolspna. Italy; Arcach<,n, Fc. N. A. No. 1460.
HTV.
Roughlev, Hugh W , Ensign.
Rourke, Grattan L., Student Officer, Lisbon, N. D.
Rouse, Harold A.. Ensign, 255 West 90th St., New York
City.
RoussEL, W. D., Student Officer, 422 Gravier St., New
Orleans, La.
RouTH, William F., Student Officer, Texas P. ^ L. Co.,
Dallas, Tex.
RowF. Charles \., Ensign, Roland Park, Baltimore,
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Key West, Pensa-
cola. Moutchic, St. Inglevert, Fr. N. A. No. 736. HTA.
Rome, Isaac S , Ensign, 1709 N. Calvert St., Balti-
more, Md.
Rouen. Edward J., War. Mach., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
N. A. No. 200.
Roy, Reuben S., Student Officer, Care of L. S. N. Nat-
chitoches, La.
RoYCE, Milton P., Ensign, Itha'-a, N. Y. R. F. D.,
No. 5. Ma?s. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2464. HTA.
RoYsTER, F. A., Ensign, 303 Colonial Ave., Norfolk,
Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.
Rlibinkam, H. W., Ensign. N. A. No. 17;'2.
RucKER. Lite W., Student Ollicer, 1310 June Si., Lo.s
Angeles, Col.
RuDv, Walter D.. Student OfUcer, Mt. Airy, Md.
RueckertF., War. Mach., 308 Adams St., BufTalo, N. Y.
RuMPH, Floyd Ed., War. Mach.
RuNDLE, Henhy' M., Student Officer. 305 .\ycrigg A/e.,
Passaic, N. J.
253
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-L yJ)
L/^;
Rush, H. L.. Jn.. Lifut. (j.g), 1 100 H. Si.. N. W., Wfish-
ington. D. C. N. A. No. :i</o.
Rush, W. L., StudenI Olllrcr, Shiibula, Miss. Diinwoody
Inst., Minn.
Russell, Charlks L., I'^iisi^'n :i26.3 Hawlhornn Ulvd.,
St. Lnuis, Mo. Mass. ImsI. ui Tcth., Washinulon, D. C.
HTA.
Ru.s.sELL, J.VMES C, Sludonl. OlTicer, 400 Washinglon
St., Camden, .\rk.
RussKLL, Philip ,\inEN, Lieut, (js). ni'dham. Mass
Mass. Inst, of Terh , RiilTalo, E. Greenwicli. H. I. HTA.
Rust, Edcab II., Ensign, 1229 Clarkson St., Denver,
Colo. Muss. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore, Pensacola; Kil-
llngholme, Eng. N. A. No. 1291. HTA.
Rust, Lawrence A., Student Omcer, Bloominglon, 111.
Diinwoody Inst., Miami. HTA.
Ruth, Vincent E., Student Ofliecr, 9.5B Diversey Park-
way, Chicago, 111.
RuTHEREOnD, John M., Lieut, fj.g.). Tuxedo Park. N.
Y. Bay Shore, L. I.; Key West, Miami, Washington, D.
C. N. A. No. 164, HTA.
Ryan, Edmund J., Ensiga, 1595 Heacon St., Brookline,
Mass.
Ryan, G. W., War. Mach.
Ryan, James Hilary. Student Officer, i:! Beaver St.,
Alhion, N. Y. Dunwoody Inst., Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Great Lakes, Hampton Roads, Pensacola, Bay Shore.
HTA.
Ryan, Raymond P., Student Officer, 741 St. Owen PI.,
Bronx, New York City.
Ryan, Willum Mh.es, Ensign, 2036 Canal St., New Or-
leans, La. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, "ensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1958. HTA.
Ryeiison, Creichton, Ensign, 515 W. Washington St.,
Jackson, Mich.
RvLANDER, Paul N., Ensign, 51J Garrett Bldg., Bal-
timore, Md.
■$■ ^ # #
Creation of Pensacola
When tlie Lord wa.s flesigning creation,
And laying out oeean.s and lands,
^\ith never a moment'.s la.xation,
Xot even to spit in His l]and.s —
As anyone will in a hiirr.y
He let tilings go Ijy now and then.
In all the excitement and worry.
That lie should have done over again.
So rather than muss up the outfit.
He saved e\'ery blunder anfl blob.
And laid them away in the corner.
To use at the end of the job.
On the sixth afternoon of the contract-
His time would expire that day —
He boiled out the dregs of creation.
And shoveled the litter awav.
He gathered the wreckage and tilling.
The scum and the sewerage and sump.
And He built on the shores of the Gulf Stream
The great International Dump.
rl
4^?
Al
He rushed things then in a htirry.
And because of the rush He was in.
He named this place "Pensacola,"
And "Pensacola" it alwavs has been.
Then feeling sarca.stic and gloomy.
Because it was Saturday night.
He picked out the nastiest corner,
And named it "Han Carlos" for spite.
It is there that they do things backward,
.\nil the sand does not dry between rains.
Where money and high prices are plent.v.
And thievery better than brains.
Its the home of the Greek and the slacker
The buzzard ami mud-colored crows,
^ly strongest impi-ession of Pensacola
Got into my head through m,y nose.
It's file land of the infernal odor
The town of the national smell.
The average Americ-an stiilor
Would rather be qiitirtered in hell.
So it's back to the north for yours truly-
Though I'm not wishing anyone ill —
Pensacola can hang for all I care,
-Vnd really I hope that she will.
Yes, it's back to the north for ,vours truly,
A sadder but wiser chap.
The Lord pla.ved a joke on all mankind
When He put Pensacola on the map.
//' all falrni's.^ to I\'nsarol<i ii'C iril/ liarr In sttji f/ial this poem /.y proixihly fhc result of a '^morning
ajtcr'^ pessimism and does not do justice to the city or its people. — Editor.
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SATTERFIELD, D. E., Jr.
Lieut, (j.g.)
834 West Grace St., Rich-
mond, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.
SATTERWHITE
Ensign
527 Liberty St., Frankhn,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Akron, Hampton Rds.,
U. S. S. Arizona.
SAUNDERS, DAVID G.
Ensign
Emmetsburg, Iowa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1813.
HTA.
SAUNDERS. WM. R.
Student Officer
Bedford, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West. HTA.
SAVAGE, JASPER V.
Machinist
4527 60th St., Portland,
Ore. San Diego, Great
Lakes, Columbia Univ.
HTA.
SAWYER, LOUIS
Student Officer
Fayetteville, Ark. Univ. of
Wash., Seattle, Key West.
HTA.
SCANDRETT, R. B., Jr.
Ensign
Engle & Elm Sts., Ten-
afly, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola. Akron.
SCHENCK. JOS. H., 3rd
Ensign
Wynnewood, Penn. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1740.
HTA.
I'm'
C'M^V
sen IFF. HERBERT
Lieut. (J.g.)
525 West End Ave.. New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Bay .Shore. Pensa-
cola. Chatham. N. A. No.
916. HTA
SCHILLING. WM. C.
Ensign
2850 Gravois Ave.. St.
Louis. Mo. Pensacoia,
Columbia Univ.. Bay
Shore. Great Lakes. HTA.
SCHLUETER. T. L.
Ensign
515 Bellevue Ave.. Oak-
land. Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Miami. Key West.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1392.
LT\
SCHLICHTER. F. P.
Ensign
28 Radford St.. Yonkers.
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Akron. Rockaway. Hamp-
ton Roads. LTA.
SCHLOEDER. N. S.
Ensign
3 Eldorado Place. Wee-
havvken. N. J. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. Bay Shore. Key
West. Miami. N. A. No.
504. HTA.
SCHLUMS. OTTO W.
Ensign
13 Roxbury Terrace. Ro.t-
bury. Mass. M. I. T., Pen-
sacola. Moutchic. Brest.
Bay Shore, Norfolk. N. A.
No. 653. HTA.
SCHLICHTER, A. B.
Student Offiicer
Cor. Granby and Main Sts.
HoUister. N. C. Dun-
woody Inst. Minn., Minn.
HTA.
SCHMIDT, HELMAN
Carpenter
503 Chesapeake Ave., East-
port. Md. Pensacola. Ana-
costia. D. C. N. A. No
1026. HTA.
•S;'
SCHMITT, WALTER E.
Ensiijn
218 Su|>erior St., Toledo,
Ohio. Mass. Itist. of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Key West,
Miami. N. A. No. 1342.
HTA.
SCIINABEL, D. C.
Sladeni Officer
Grand Forks, N. D. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West.
HTA.
SCHOEPPEL. A. F.
Studpnl Officer
Ransom, Kans. Seattle,
Wash., Miami. HTA.
SCIIULTZ, E. R.
Ensiijn
2112 Jackson St., Sionx
City, Iowa. Seattle, Great
Lakes. HTA.
>WT
'VTfH
N-9 Picking ox An F Boat at Key West
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SCOTT, BAKER P.
Enstsn
Bridgetown, \ a. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
Key West, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2586. HTA.
SCOT'J', FORRESTERin.
Ensitin
Slephen Girard BIdf;.,
PliiJadilphia, Pa, Miami,
Hampt(jii Roads, l*ensa-
cola, N. A, No. 2273.
HTA.
SCOTT, LEE R.
Stuf/cfit Officer
46 West Cayuga St., Os-
wego, N, Y, Mass, Irst. of
Tech., Eay Shore, HTA,
SCOTT, STUABT W.
Sluilenl Officer
140S W, Lombard St., Bal-
timore, Md. Mass. Inst,
of Tech,, Hampton Roads.
HTA,
SCRIVNER, ERVING I,
Erisitjn
592 Ayrlesford Place, Lex-
ington, Ky, Mass, Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
HTA,
SEE, PHILIP H,
Lieut, (j'.g-)
,3.|,3 Adelphis St., Brooklyn,
N, Y, Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. N. A. No. 1541.
HTA,
SEFTON, BENJAMIN E,
Carpenter
285 Medford Si., Somer-
ville. Mass, Bumkin Is.,
Gujan Mestras, L'Aver
Vracli, Finislerie, Fr.
SELBY, RALPH L,
Ensign
,311 Hubbell BIdg., Des
Moines, Iowa, Mass, Inst,
of Tech,, Miami, Pensaco-
la. N. A. No. 1541. HTA.
m
SELDEN, HAROLD F,
Lieut, ij.g.)
1862 Park Road, Wash., D,
C. Newport, Ilamp. Rds.,
Pensa.,Bay Sh,, Brunswick,
Key West, Miami, Anacos-
tia, N. A. No. 491. HTA.
SHADLE, H. WEBB
Ensign
Pie; santville, Iowa, Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Key West, Akron. N. A.
No. 2675. LTA.
SHAFER, JACK H.
Ensign
621 St. Andrews PI., Los
Angeles, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
San Diego, N, A, No,
1627. HTA.
SHAFOR, C. G.
Ensign
1.314 Bay View Place,
Berkeley, Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., San Diego, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1554.
HTA.
SHALLOW, E, B., Jr.
Ensign
1090 Dean St„ Brooklyn,
N. Y. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay .Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 1877. HTA.
SHANNON, JAM ESC,
Student Officer
245 Congress St,, Bridge-
port, Conn, Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
SHANTS, FRANK L,
Ensign
4,33 W. Upsai St., German-
town, Philadelfthia, I*a,
M. I. T., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola, Brunswick, N. A. No.
-J311. HTA.
SHARP, FRANCIS X.
Student Officer
436 9lh St,, Brooklyn, N, Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Pensacola. HTA.
SHARP, M. X.
Student Officer
Hebron, Neb. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Key West. HTA.
SHAW, G. W.
Lieut, ij.g.)
Caribon, Me. Hampton
Roads, RAF. Killingholme,
Felixstowe, Qiiecnsiown,
Wexford, Lotijih Foylo.
N. A. No. 171. HTA.
SHAW, LAUREN L.
Ensign
Shaw Height, Decatur, III.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Pensacola, Great
Lakes, Philadelphia. N. A.
No. 1659. HTA.
SHEA- FRANK J.
Student Ofjirer
\{)2 First Ave.. Irwin. Pa.
Mass. Iiist. of Tech. HTA.
1^1
Gallaudet Seaplaxe
S/ioiring Propeller Construction Pernliar to This Type of Plane
SHEA, JOHN J.
Ensign
36 Frank St., No. Cam-
bridge, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick, Key West, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2362. HTA.
SHEALY. L. EVANS
Macti/nist
Little Mountain, S. G. Peu-
sacola. HTA.
SHEEHY, CYRIL, ED.
Ensign
3628 So. 26lh. Omaha, Neb.
Mass. Inst, of Tecli., Great
Lakes. HTA.
tJ9
^.^
->-
SHEIDLEY, H ()
Ensign
36.54 Campbell St., K i
Chy, Mo. Mass. Insl
Tech., Key West. Mi:
Pensacola. N. A. No 2
HTA.
SHEILS, IIKNHY C.
Ensign
58 Francis St., Roxbury,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
liufFalo, Keyport.
SHELDON, SAMUKL D.
Ensign
2415 Sheridan Ave., So.
Minneapolis, Minn. Dun-
woody, Mass. Insl. of
Tech., Pensaccla. N. A. No.
865. IITA.
SHEPHERD, SAM'L R.
Ensign
177 East Main St., Lan-
caster, N. Y. Mass. Inst,
ol Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1814.
IITA.
SIIEPPARD, L.
Ensign
Hanover, Penn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Hay Shore, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 170 .
IITA. LTA.
SHERHROOK. W. A.
Student Officer
1405 Reacon St., Rrook-
line, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Commonwealth Pier.
HTA.
SHERMAN. ALDEN W.
Enstgn
148 Princeton St., Lowell,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2587. HTA.
SHERRICK, R. G.
Ensign
l').'i7 Tuscarawas St., W.
Canton, Ohio. M. I. T.,
Great Lakes, Charleston,
Key West, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2357. HTA.
SHERRILL. CHAS. M.
Ensign
.307 E. Laurel St., San An-
tonio, Tex. Univ. Wash.,
Seattle, San Diego, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2287. HTA.
SHERWOOD, DAVID W.
Student Officer
Rallston Spa, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
SHERWOOD, FRANK S.
En:^ign
110 East 16 St., New Y'ork
City. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Pensacola. N.A.
No. 2:ii:). IITA.
SHETRON, JOHN II.
Ensign
118 Victoria PI., Syracuse,
N. Y. M. I. T., Key West
MoutchicNo.Iiomb.Gr.Sl.,
In^'levert, Malpensa, R:ck-
away. N.A. No. 1448. HTA
SHEWARD, C. M., Jr.
Student Officer
908 Broome St., Wilming-
ton. Del. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
SHILLING, W.JAMES
Ensign
.308 N. CarroIIton Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola. Chat-
ham. N. A. No. 951. HTA.
SHIPP. JOHN v., Jr.
Student Officer
Midway, Ky. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Great Lakes,
Philadelphia. LTA.
SHORT, ROBERT W.
Student Officer
214 W. Franklin St., Elk-
hart, lud. Mass. Inst, of
'J'ech. HTA.
t
,(260^ "'
SHUMAKER, T. FOYE
Sludenl OJJicer
603 Linden St., Lima,
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. Camp Hicks. Tex.
Killint'holrae, Eng.
SIBTIIORPE, H. K.
Eiisiyn
Point View. IVliami. Fla.
Newport. Harvard Radio,
Miami. Great Lakes, Key
West, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2.502.
SIGAL, ALBERT ED.
Sludrnl Officer
508 E. Cliff St., El Paso,
Tex. Seattle, Wasll. liTA.
SILL, HAROLD W.
Sladenl Ofjicrr
1.12 Adams St., N. W-.
WashinKtoi., n. C. Ojin-
woody Inst. Mmn. 11 l.'\.
^
m
■vl'
I
Pt'LLiNG Dowx .\ Kite B.vlloon .\t Se.\
'M
SIMMONS
En.
801 Knoblti
water, Ukla.
Tech., Miam
Pensacola. N
HTA.
\IRGIL
ck SI .
Mass. I
Key
A. No.
SIMONDS.
Em
WALTER
V.
Sldl-
ist. ol'
WesI,
25o:s.
727 Harvard Si., Rochester,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2033. HTA.
SINCLAIR, FRAZER
Ensign
Brooklyn, N.Y. Roehamp-
ton, Craowell (R/\F), Mul-
lion (RAF). N. A. No
1313. LTA.
SLACK, WM. BEBEE
Ensign
714 W. Fifth St., Taylor,
Tex. Seattle, San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2639.
HTA.
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SLADE, K. PRENTICE
Ensign
626 Central Ave., Lexing-
ton, Ky. Mass. Inst of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1614. LTA.
SLOAN, WM. EYRES. Jr.
Ensign
1250 East Ave., Rochester,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore. Pensacola. Mon-
laiik, Hampton Roads. N.
A. No. 1043. HTA.
SMALL, BRAZIER C.
Ensign
Turner, Oregon. Sea I tie.
San Diego, Pensacola
A. No. 2265. HTA.
N.
SMALL, BURTON E.
Student Officer
Addison, Me. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
SMITH, ALFRED T.
Ensijn
Richmond. Va. Mass. Inst,
of Tech.. May Sliore, Pen-
sacola, Halifax, North Syd-
ney, N. S., Hampton Rds.,
N. A. No. 1080. HTA.
SMITH. BASIL B.
Ensign
122-1 Montana Ave., Port-
land, Ore. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2323. HTA.
SMITH, BENSON L.
Ensign
821 Kith St., San Diego,
Cal. M. I. T., San Diego,
Pi nsa , Sidney, Canada ,
Hampton Rds N A No
b HTA
SMITH. C. W.
Ensign
2421 Harriet Ave., So.
Minn., Minn. Dunwoody,
Pensa., Great Lakes Wash ,
Akron, Rockaw^y N \
No 1658. LI A
^^
SMITH, CARLOS B.
Student Officer
104 Prospect Place, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA-
SMITH, C. W.
Ensign
142 Burncoat St., Wor
cester, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1658. HTA.
SMITH, CLINTON A.
Student Officer
1305 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
SMITH, CYBIL R.
Ensign
123 Grand Ave.. Akron,
()hio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2136. HTA.
SMITH, F. CAROL
Ensign
620 East Vulerio St.. Santa
Barbara, Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West,, Miami,
Pensacol.'i, Rockaway. N.
A. No. 1307. HTA.
SMITH. GLENN I.
Ensign
1958 Berwyn Ave., Chi-
cago. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, Miami. N. A.
No. 1998. LTA.
[LSMITH, n. CO RNELL
>~ Student Officer. J A
7 Marston Ave., Detroit,
Mich. Dunwoody. HTA.
SMITH, HENRY M.
Ensign
1754 Maiden St., Chicago,
III. Dunwoody, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2400.
HTA.
■y?
Mi'
SMITH, VAN DOM C.
Efisigii
102 Wavcrly I'lacc, New
York Cily. Muss. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2031. IITA.
SMITH, WILLAKDG.
Murhiliisl
17 Haynes SL., Ilarlford,
Corni. Columbia Univ.,
US.S. NorLh Carolina, USS.
Slacklon, Miami.
SMITH, W. II.
Slmk'rd Ofjiccr
4 Coltaf,'o Place, Warren,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
IITA.
SMITH, WILLIAM P.
Ensifin
60.3 Hancock St., Sandusky,
Ohio. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Pensacola, Miami, Mout-
ehic, Paris, Brest. N. A.
No. 644. IITA.
SNAVELY, RALPH A.
Ensign
72.5 E. Madison St., Spring-
field, Mo. Seattle, Wash.,
San Diego. IITA.
SNtJOK, JOHN LLOYD
Ensign
403 Wati^r St., Troy, Ohio.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West. IITA.
SNOW. CHARLES II.
Sttidenl Officer
.512 E. Taylor St., Bloom-
ington. 111. Dunwoody.
IITA.
SOLLEY, ROBERT F.
Slndeni Officer
111 East 60th St., New
Y'ork City. Great Lakes.
LTA.
SOMEBS, ANDREW
Ensign
89 Keap St., Brooklyn, N.
Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pen-
sacola, Montchie, Fr., He
Tudy, Fr. IITA.
SOMMEBS, JOHN E.
Ensign
Clifton Springs, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami. N. A. No. 1539.
IITA.
SONNABEND, A. M.
Ensign
43 Munroe St., Roxbiiry,
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Miami.
N. A. No. 1603. IITA.
SONNEBORN, B. G.
SIniJent Officer
2120 Eulaw Place, Balti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.
/.X-^'-s
A&
SOUTHER, HUGH S.
Ensign.
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola, Hampton Rds.
N. A. No. 1012. IITA.
.SOUTHWORTII. A. P.
Ensign
122 Chestnnt St., Wake-
(ield, Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2.542. IITA.
SPARLING, ELLIOTT W.
Ensign
109 loth Ave., W. Ash-
land, Wis. Dunwoody. Key
West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. ^1209. IITA.
SPEAKER, TRIS. E.
Student Officer
Hubbard, Tex. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
(T)
SPEAR, WALLACE E.
Student Officer
Genoa. Neb. Dunwoody,
<jrreat Lakes, Miami. liTA.
SPEER. BOYD ALTEN
Student Officer
364.5 McRee, St. Louis, Mo
Seattle, San Diego. HTA
SPENCER, BYRON
Ensign
7.30 North 22, St. Joseph,
Mo. Ma,5s. Inst, of Tech
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola N. A. No. 20U.
til A..
W'^"^
SPRAGUE, E. L.
Ensign
30 West 44th St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
lech.. Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1209.
N. A.'s Training with the French at Avord-Cher, France
Land Machines Were Used by This Squadron
STAGEY, JAMES II.
Ensign
White River Jet., Vermont,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Pensacola. N. A No
1759. HTA.
STACKHGUSE.JOIINM.
Ensign
434 Market St., Blooms-
burg, Penn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. Key West
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2688.
HTA.
STALB. A. HOLSTAN
Ensign
Care Loeing Aero En<'
Corp.. New York City'.
Washington, D. C, Hamp-
ton Roads. HTA.
STANFORD, M. H.
Student Officer
4406 Cook St., Dnhith,
Mmn. Dunwoody Inst
Mmn., Miami.
==^_M)^.'>
STANTON, GEO. 11.
Ensign
39 N. Fullerton Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
N. A. No. 2018. IITA.
STAPP, C. C.
Studenl Officer
203 W. Church St., Cham-
paigne. III. Dunwoody,
Great Lakes. IITA.
STARK, THOMAS E., Jr.
Ensign
HodgenviUe, Ky. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2320.
IITA.
STARKEY, WIL.MERT
Studenl Officer
911 Chester Ave., Avalon,
I>a. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. HTA.
STARR, LOWELL
Student Officer
152 Deer Hill Avenue, Dan-
bury, Conn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bensonhurst; Pel-
ham Bay. HTA.
STAUB, JOHN F.
Lieut, ij.g.)
8.)0 Temple Ave., Knox-
viUe, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Ft.
Worth, Kiliingholme, Km;.
N. A. No, 263. IITA.
ST. CLA.IR, J. R.
Lieut, ij.g.)
1930 E. 4th St., Dululh,
Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 930. IITA.
STEARMAN, LLOYD C.
Student Officer
Harper. Kans. Seattle,
Wash.; San Diego. HTA.
\ 4fi»«(^
STEU15INS, ROBERT P.
Ensign
Covina, Cal- Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Akron, Rock-
away Beach. LTA.
STEEL, VAN H.
Ensign
20B3 Rosedale Ave., Oak-
land, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., .San Diego, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 203,3.
HTA.
STEELE, O. I., Jr.
Ensign
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Muss. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, Key West, Pensacola.
HTA.
STEEVES, DUDLEY W.
Ensign
Ron 54. R. No. 1, Ilayward,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1387. HTA.
STEGE, GEORGE II., Jr.
Ensign
34 Monroe Place, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensa-
cola, Rockaway. N. A.
No. 1212. HTA.
STEPHENS, A. W.
Ensign
20 Highland Ave., Mont-
clair, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Rds. N. A. No. 1630.
IITA.
STEPHENS, FRED H.
Ensign
117 Ashmont St., Dor-
chester Centre, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami. N. A. No. 1537. HTA.
STEPHENS, ROBERT E.
Ensign
University Club, San Diego,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, San Di-
ego. HTA.
STEWART. SLDNKY A.
Ensign
820 N. Highland Ave.,
Piltsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Ppnsa-
cola. N. A. No. 21i)6
HTA.
STILES, HAROLD R.
ErtnLfin
116.5 Commonweallh Ave.
Bosfon, Mass. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads. N. A. No. 2511,
HTA.
STILES, WM. A.
Ensii/ii
i:in2 Whitaker St., Bir-
mingham, Ala. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 1835. HTA.
STILWELL, JAMES G.
Ensign
.314 No. Franklin St., Mt.
Ple.isant, Mich. M. I. T.,
Great Lakes, Akron, Pensa-
cola, Montauk. N. A. No.
1870. LTA.
STITT, WM. BRITTON
Ensign
ISt.'i Si. Nicholas Ave.,
New York City. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Blue Hill
Obs., Miami, Pensacola,
N. A. No. 2161. HTA.
STODDARD, TIIOS. R.
Ensign
Cohassett, Mass. Mas-i.
Insl. of Tech., Boston Navy
Yard, Key West, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2599. HTA.
STOKER, H. C.
Ensign
613 Avery Ave., Syracuse,
N.Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1332. HTA.
STONE, GEO. W.
Lieut. (J.g.)
Potomac, III- Pensacola
N. A. No. 111. HTA.
m
STONE, JAMES B.
Machinist
Meridian, Miss. Pensa-
cola, St. Raplinel, Fr.,
Moutchic, Fr., I'aiiillac,
Fr., Cape May. HTA.
STONEMETZ, P. T.
Ensign
359 Otis St., West Newton,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2029. HTA.
STORRER, ROBERT L.
Ensign
607 W. Main St., Owosso,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola, Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick. N. A. No. 1308.
STOWELL, D, D-
En^sign
1680 Ashland Ave., St.
Paul, Minn. Dunwoody,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2174.
STRACHAN, JOHN R.
Ensign
1449 5th Ave., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Diego, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1602.
STRAND, AUGUST L.
Ensign
303 Evergreen Apts., Boze-
man, Montana. Univ.
Wash., San Diego, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1876.
STRATER, C. HELME
Student Officer
Rye, New York. Great
Lakes. LTA.
STRAUS, HENRY LOBE
Ensign
4007 Penhurst Ave., Bal-
timore, Md. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2212.
HTA
268
SWEENEY, FRANCIS J.
Student Officer
550 Metropolitan Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pelham
Bay, Miami. IITA.
SWEETLAND, G.
Ensign
12 Fairlawn St., Everett,
Ma.ss. Mas.s. Inst, of Tech.
Akron, Rockaway, Hamp-
ton Hoads.
SWENNING. KARLA.
Ensifin
5 Park St., Brookline, Ma.ss,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi-
ami, PensacoJa. N. A. No.
2173. HTA.
SWIFT, CLIFFORD G.,Jr.
En sign
Temple, Tex. Seattle, San
Diego, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2197. HTA.
SWIFT, WM. E.
Ensign
Lake Forest, 111. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2329. llTA.
SWINEFORD, OSCAR, Jr.
Ensign
1302 Grove Ave., Rich-
mond, Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Miami,
Hampton Rds., Berkeley,
N. A. N.). 1536. HTA.
<» ^
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Sarin, Glenn C, Ensign.
Sadenwater, II., Lieut. Cj."-)-
Sadowsky, Jack Phelps, Student (~l(firer, 5^55 W. Knd
Ave., New Yf)rk Ci!,y. Mass. Inst, of Tet-h.
St. Clair, Harry L., Student Olficer, SoItviUe, Va.
St. CiAiB. J. R., Lieut, (jg). 1930 E. 4lh St., Dululh.
Minn. N. A. No. 930.
Salsman, J., War. Boatswain. N. A. No. 52U.
Sams, Bruce, 3., Ensign, 235 Gordon East, Savannah, Ga.
Sams, Lewis P., Ensign, 146 Juniper St., Allania, Ga.
N. A. No. L359.
Sam.stac, II. R., Student Officer. 307 W. Gist St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Sanderson, Earl J., Student Officer, 32 State St.,
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Sanford, Herbert B., Ensign, 758 Waverly St., Palo
Alto, Cal.
Sangmaster, Norman I., Student Ofiicer.
Santos, Fileto D., Ensign. N. A. No. 1056.
Sargent, Fitzwilliam, Lieut. (j.g.>., Haverford, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O. N. A. No. 64.';. LTA.
Sargent, Howard C, Lieut. Cj-g). 49 Oliver St., Maiden
Mass. Mass. Tnst. of Tech., Pensacola. Moulcliic, St.
Trojan, Chalhum. N. A. No. 372. HTA.
Saul, John M., Student Officer. 934 New York Ave.,
N. W.. Washington, D. G. Mass. Inst, uf Tecli. HTA.
Saunders, Don E., Student Officer, Colerain, N. Car.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
Salinders, EuGENis D., Sludcnt Olficer, 2925 CoIis''i)ra
St., New Orleans, La. Diinwoody and Seatlle.
Saunders, K. R., I'^nsign, 1703 Park Ave., Riclimond
Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami. N. A.
No. 1014. HTA.
Saunders. Maurice, Jr., Student Officer, D. K. E.
House, Hanover, N. H. Great Lakes. LTA.
S\unders, William T., Jr., Student Odicer, Yale Cluh,
44th St., New York, N. Y.
Saurer, Louis W., Student Officer, 15 S. Main St.,
Mainsburg, Ohio.
SYMES, J. P.
Sludenl Officer
2218 Roosevelt Ave., Ber-
keley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Diego, Pensa-
cola, N.A. No. 1779. HTA.
SYMINGTON, THOS. R.
Ensign
220 Ridgewood Road, Ro-
land Park, Baltimore, Md,
Mass. Inst- of Tech.. Key
West. Pensacola. ^ N. A.
No.. 1846. _ HTA.
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^
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Savage, Arno Charles, Student Officer, 35 Ma[)le
St., Bangor, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Savklle, Mark A., War, Machinist, Mobile, Ala.
U. S. S. Huniinglon, San Diego. Pensacola.
Sawyer, Damian C, Ensign. N. A. No. 2309.
Sawyer, Gene F., Student Officer, 1423 East 86th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA.
Sawyer, Lester B., Student Officer, 2015 G St., N. W.,
Washington. D. C.
Sawyer, Ralph II., Ensign, 24 Cliulon St.. Framing-
ham, Mass.
Saxry, J. Bert, Ensign, Santa Barbara, Cnl. N. A.
No. 2076.
Saxton, R\y D., Student Officer.
Sayles, Phiiip S., Student Officer, New Bedford, Mass.
Ma,ss. Inst. oC Tech . Newport, R. L. Bay Shore. IITA.
Sayles, R. W., Ensign, 16 East St., Adams, Mass.
N. A. No. 1462.
Saylor, William S.. Student Officer.
Sayre, Caryl H.. Ensign, 868 Carroll St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola, Moulchie, Avord,
Old Sarum, Eng., Campaignc, St. Inglcvert. N. A.
No. 367.
Scarborough, IL C, Ensign. Plaltsmouth. Neb.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway. LTA.
Scarlett. Ed. G., I'^nsign, 37 Lake Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1211. IITA.
Scattergood, George B,, Ensign, 111 \A'. Phllelena
Si., Germantdwn, Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Rockaway. LTA.
ScHENCK. I. P., Ensign. N. A. No. 1402.
Schermehhorn. II., Lieut, fj.g.'), 166 Oaklelgh Road,
Newton, Mass. N. A. No. 208.
Schermerhorn. James, Jr., Student Officer, Detroit
Times, Detroit, Mich. .Mass. Insl. of Tech.
Schilichter, Fred P., Ensign, 28 Radford St., Yonkers,
N. Y.
Schiller, Morgan B., Ensign, 530n P^lhwortli Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Seattle.
ScHiMMEL, Vernon G., Ensign,
Winchester, Ky. N. A. No. 2026.
ScHivEBY, A. K., Sluflent Officer, WooclbmH, F'a.
ScHi.oss, MoNPOE 11., Sdidcnt Officer, 231 1 EiUaw
Place, Hallimore, Md.
ScHMTD, IIeubkut W., Ensif.'n, 100 Elm^'rove Ave.,
Providence, R. I. Mass. Jn'^t. of Tech., Bay Shfire,
Pcnsacola, Hamilton F^oads. IITA.
ScHMiN, John H., Ensign. 19 Vera Place, Montclair, N.
J. Mass. Inst, of Tfch., Key West, Miami, Pen'^acola.
N. A. No. 1612. ITTA.
Schmidt, Karl, SUjdent Officer, Sanla Barbara, Cal.
ScHMiDTr, Paul M., Student Officer, Plantsvillc. Conn.
ScnNEBEROEB, Oeorce F., Sludent Oriicer, Arlington
Heights, III. Dunwoody Inst., Mhin.
ScHNEiDEH, Elmeb L., Student Officer.
ScHOEMRs. Edcar O., Student Officer.
S. 41st St.,
Monument
Bay SiKjre.
SCHOFTET.D, EnWIN R.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mass,
ScnoFTEi.D, Roger S,
Road, Philadelphia, Pa.
L.I. HTA.
ScHOT.z, Jackscv v., Ensign, .'>fl67 Nina Place, St.
Louis, Mo.
SCHOONMAKER, E.. El
ScnORTMANN, Ed\\AI
St., Providence. R. I.
SCHOTJTOIV, IIeMII" W
, Stuilent Officer
Inst, of Tech. HTA
Student Officer. A9
Mass. Inst, of Tech
i^rn. N. A. No. 3JU!.
C, Student Olficer.
L;eut. fj.g.V 26 East
Naval Ohscrvatory, Washin^'kin,
Avp.,
D. C,
r-H H.. Sludenl, Odicor. r!9fi S. Maryland
Y. Muss. Inst, of Tech., Akron, lUjnk-
.59 S. Waler
Blvd..
\\ est ,
Rochester, N.
Philadelphin.
SCHRADER, .los
St., Brooklyn. N.
away. LTA-
ScTiROEDER, Arthur F., Sludent OfTn'
St.. Milwaukee, Wis.
ScjiROEnER, John E., h^nsign. .S72 Newfierry
Milwaukee, Wis. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn., Kc
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1900. H'J'A.
ScHTiLTHEis. Frederick O., Ensign.
ScnuLZE, Ralph H., SludenL Olficer, 702 S. 3r(l St.,
Waco, Texas. Sentlle HTA.
Schumacher, Eduin F., Sludenl Officer, 29 N. D St..
Irvington, N. Y,
ScHun, Meinrao A.. Ensign, 535 Greenwood Ave-,
Portland, Oregon. Pcnsacola, Dunwoody. Ilanipt))n
Roads, San Diego. IITA.
ScHUss, Wm., War. Gun.
Schuyler, Hender C, Student Olficer, 5255 Enright
Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., U. S. Naval
Air Station, Miami. HTA.
Schwabe, John C Jr., Ensign, 12 College .\ve., Colum-
bia, Mo. Akron, O., Pensac()la, Rockaway, Morehead
City, Key West. N. A. No. 1109. LTA.
Schwartz, F. P., Ensign. ir»l Central Park \\>st. New
York.
SCHWARZ, L. !_,., War. Gun.
Scott, Everett B.. Ensign. 2003 7lh Ave., Kearnpy,
Nebr. Mass. Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Pcnsacola,
Miami. N. A. No. 1657.
Scott, P^verett L., Student Officer, 912 16th St.,
Boulder, Colo.
ScoTT, Francis W., Student Officer, 1374 Peac Uree
St., Atlanta, Ga.
Scott, GEonoE Drake, Lieut, (j.g.), 31 Westmoreland
Place. St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore.
L. I., Key West, Brunswick, Miami. N. A. No 465.
Scott, John Hiatt. Student Ofllcer, 1333 Oakenwald
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Scott, S. G., Student Officer. 309 South New St., Cham-
paign, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Scott, William B., Jr., Ensign, 1 1!> Juniper St., Atlanta,
Ga. N. A. No. 1140.
ScouTT, AViLL Jerrold, Student Officer, 23rd St., 7th
Ave., Kearney, Nebr. Mass. Inst, of Tech, HTA.
ScRAN'ioN, Seheno S., Student Officer. 839 Edgewood
Ave., Trenlun, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport,
R. I. HTA.
ScuDDER, Norman C, Student Officer, 25 Fountain
St.. West Newton, Mass.
Scully, F. P.. Lieut, (j.g.), 5 Dexter Park, Cambridge,
Mass.
Scurry, Tom, Student Officer, 1903 Bennett Ave.,
Dallas, Tev. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. HTA.
Seams, William, Student Officer, 30 W. 4fth St., New
York City.
Seaton, Donald L., Student Officer, 48.5 Re
Santa Rosa, Cal. Univ. of Washington, Seattle.
Sebold, Chase E.. War. Mach.
Seehof, Jerome F., Ensign, 1107 Jarvis Ave., Chicago,
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola,
Montauk. N. A. No. 1322.
Sii^EMAN, William, Student Officer, 261 Riverside Drive,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.,
Pensacola. LTA.
Seibels, H. C, Lient. (j.g.), 211 N. Medford Si., Bir-
mingham, Ala. Aimapolis, Washington, Pensacola. HTA.
Selig, Albert S., Student Officer, 41!! Washini;;lon St.,
Atlanla, Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Selvage, Eugene S., Ensign, 2522 Ridge Road, Berkeley
Cal.
Sewell, a. T., Ensif,m. N. A. No. 2117.
Seymour. FREDEnrcK D., Student Officer, 55 Prospect
St., East Oranj^'c, N. J. Mass. ItlsL. of Tech., Bay Shore.
HTA.
Seymour, H. J., Ensign, Lima, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Akron, Hampton Rds., Key West. LTA.
Shackford, Robert S., Student Officer, 1045 Reacon
St., Brookline, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA .
Shackno, JuLiEN S., Student Officer, 800 Argyle Road.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Shands. Richard E., Student Officer. 901 16th St.,
N. W., Washin£,'ton, D. C. Mass. lust, of Tech., Key West.
HTA.
Shank, William C, Ensign, Globe Bldg.. Pittsburg.
Kans. Great I^akes, Pensacola.
Shanly, John Sexton, Student Officer, Court Hotel, 555
Bush St.. San PVancisro, Cal.
Shannon, Wm.. Student Officer, 616 76lli St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
St) \Rp, Malcolm P., Ensign, 659 Mendota Court,
Maclisa. Wis. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. N. A. No.
l.'UO. HTA.
Sii wER, Roy W., Sludent Officer, Care of Mctz Mfg Co.,
Waltham, M;iss.
Shaver, W. A., W;ir. Mach., Ill East Carter Ave., Ash-
land, K y.
Shaw. Clieton B., Student Officer, Route No. 5, AVea-
Iher Ford, Te.v.
Shaw, Law RE^'CE L, Sludent Officer, Osceola, Nebr.
Shaw. William L., I'^nsign. 2300 McKinney Ave., Dal-
las, Tex. N. A. No. 1624.
Shea, Edward L., Lieut, (j.^'.l, 90 P;ilm St.. Nashua.
N. H. Royal Flying Corps. Toronto, Hampton Rds., San
Diego. N. A. No. 1,53. HTA.
Shea, Gerald P., Student Officer, 213 Temple St., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Shehan, J. M., Lieut, fj.g.). N. A. No. 484.
Shehan. \A'ALTEn H., Student Officer, 73 Sherman Ave.,
New Haven, Cotm.
.Sheldon, Kenneth H., Ensign, The Cloister Club, New
Haven. Conn. N. A. No. 2096.
Sheldon, Ralph M.. Student Officer, 1879 Ninth Ave.,
Watervliet. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, Akron.
LTA.
Shelton, Clarence M., Ensign. N. A. No. 2143.
Shelton. Leonard W., Student Officer, 497 S. El Molino
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. Seattle, Wa.sh. HTA.
Shepard, H. B., Lieut, (j.g.). East Derry. N. IT. Ord-
nance, experimental aircraft machine guns and cannon.
HTA.
Shepard. W'illiam W^vllace, Student Olficer, Auburn,
Cal. Seattle. Wash.. Key West. HTA.
Shepherd, Lela^d H., Student Officer, 165 Arlington
Ave., Providence, R. I.
Shepherd. Tho:\ias L.. Sludent Officer, 312 N. Chestnut
St., PlallsvUle, Wis.
Sheppard, E. W., Lieut, (j.g.).
Sheppard, W. H., Ensign, 225 Broadway Market Bldg.,
Detroit, Mich. N. A. No. 625.
Sherburne, G. H., War. Mach., Mystic, Conn.
Sheridan, Edward J., Student Officer, 117 W. Muske-
gon Ave., Muskegon, Mich.
Sheridan, Thomas H., Lieut, fj.g.). 1405 Dearborn St.,
Chicago, III. Great Lakes, Pensacola, Washington, D. C.
Sherman. II. R.. Jr., Student Officer, 24 Union St.,
Montclair, N. J. Great Lakes. 111. HTA.
Sherman, S. F., War. Mach.
Shields, John F., Student Officer, New Roclielle, N. Y.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Shields, Louis G., Student Officer, 3rd and Maple Sts.,
Great Neck, N. Y.
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Shields, Paul V., Slufieot OflTicer, Manhosset, L. I.,
New York.
Shields, William L., War. GutL
Shihk, Chaeee WmcfrT, Sludonl CXTici^r, Muin St.,
Brookville, Itid.
Shihk, Elbert W , Lieut, (j.^.), Richmond, Ind.
Shiblev, Falser C, Student Ofliccr, 150 Wilder Ave.,
Los Gatos, Cal.
Shoemaker, Allan W., Slndenl Olfirer, 22r, I'^ast Com-
merce St., Krid^f^toii, N. J.
Shoemaker. William, Jr., Sliidcnl Officer, 112 S. .3fth
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Shone, G. C, Ensign, 336 KinH'^V Ave., Palo Alto, Cal.
N. A. No. 1305.
Shore, Harold F., Ensijin, Chillicoihe, Mo. Seal lie,
Wasfi., SaD Diego, Peasacola, N. A. No. 2167. ILTA.
Shorney, Gordon D., Student Officer, MM S. Euclid
Ave.. Oak Park, 111. Danwoody, Miami. HTA.
Showalteh, W. H., Ensign,. Merced. Calif. Masw. Inst.
of Tech., Akron, Rockaway. LTA-
Shomaker, Grover C, Student Officer, 324 Main Si.,
Tupelo, Miss.
Shliman, Dehvin L., Ensign, 2801 Renvenue Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1394. HTA.
Shumway, Paul E., Lieut, fj.g.), 43 Grove St., Green-
field, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Ft. Worth,
Hampton Rds.; Killingholme, Eng.; Cape May. HTA.
Sibley, Dean S., Ensign, Newport, N. H. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Curl is Aero Corp. under Bur. of Steam Eng.
SiDLO, Charles T., Ensign, 722 Humboldt Si., Denver,
Colo.
SinwAY, Ralph H., Student Olfit^er. 5'19 Delaware
Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Great Lakes, Pensacola,
SiEDLER, Howard D., Student Officer, 36 Oakland Ave.,
Bloomfield, N. J.
SiEGBEBT, Het^ry, Student Officer, Hotel San Remo,
74th St., and C, P. West, New York City.
SiEVERT, Lro Ellsworth, Student OfTicer, 400 N. Mon-
terey St., Alhambra, Cal.
SiMARD. C. T., Ensii,m, 2318 Glen Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
N. A. No. 1604.
Simmons, Franklin C, Student Olficer, 160 Bellevue
Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.
Simmons, John G., Student OfTicer, 16 ICnickerbocker
Road, Englewood, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tecfi. HTA.
Simmons, Julian D., Student Officer, 35 West 58lh SL,
New York City.
Simon, Edhak K.. Student Officer, Edgemore Cluf).
Edgcrnore. L. I., N. Y.
Simpson, CoLirv Campbell. War. Mach.
Simpson. -Iohn D., Student OiTuer, 105 East 15th St.,
New York City.
SiMSON, Jess Ray, Ensign. N. A. No. 1191.
Sinclair, Arthur IT., P^lnsign, 3170 17th St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 725.
Singe, Clarence, Sfiident OfTicer, 465 West End Ave.,
New York City,
SiTTENHAM, F. W., Licut. fj-g-), 29 W. lllh St., New
York City.
Siulis, Wilbur T., Student Officer. 251 W. I29|h St.,
New York City.
Skelton, IjEONard W., Student Officer, 497 So. El
Molino Ave., Pasadena, Cal. Seattle. HTA.
Skewes, T., War, Gun.
Skinner, Edmund B.
Skirm, Joseph G., Lieut, fj ^'-^. I"^ Maple St., Princelon,
N.J
Skyles, W. F., War. Mach. N. A. No. 613.
Slattery, Alfred M., Siudenl Ollicer, 137 Savin Illll
Ave., Boston, Mass.
Slayteb, Richard T'ijcene, Sliident Officer, f 1 17
GaslonAve., Dallas, Toy. Mass. Insl. of Tech . Key Wrsl.
HTA.
Sloan, Julian R., Ensign, 20 William St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech,, Akron, Hampton Roads,
U. S, S. Rhode lalarifl, Arkanstis, Grand Fleet; Bereliaven,
Ireland. LTA.
Sloan, Vernon G., Ensign, Arlinglon Heights, Mass.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. Garden City, L. I.
Sloane, Douglas, Lieut, fj-g-), 328 Cabot St., Newton-
vllle, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
Sloman, Frank H.. Ensign, 185 Dolores St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Small, R. R.. War. Mach., 1102 West 5th St., Marion,
Ind.
Smart, Jackson W., Student Officer, 702 S. University
Si., Ann Arbor. Mich.
Smart, Roy L., Student OfTicer, Clayton, Ala.
Smith. Albert V., Sludent Officer, 32 Oakland St., Win-
Ihrop, Mass.
Smith, Alvin W., Jr., Lieut, (i-g.). Care of Dr. ITahne,
414 Graflon Apl., Dayton, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola: Moulchic, Le Croisic, Ferrand, Fr.; Porto
Corsini, Italy; Miami, Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 356.
HTA.
Smith, Andrew M , T'^nsign. 1301- Hay \ve., Hollywood,
Cal, Seatlle, San Diego, l^Misaeola, Hampton Roads.
N. A. No. 2119. HTA.
Smith, C. W., Ensign, 2421 Harriet Ave., S. Minneapolis,
Minn. N. A. No. 1658.
Smith, Carl D., Student Officer, 65 Fairfield Ave.. Holy-
oke, Mass.
Smith, Charles R. W., Ensign, 321 Hawthorne Rd.,
Roland Park, Md. N. A. No. 1878.
Smith, Chester C. Ensign, 3002 Charlotte St., Kansas
City, Mo.
Smith, Donald J., Ensign, Sheldon, Ind.
Smith, E, Traver. Lieut, fj.g.), 225 E. Main St , Pat-
chogue, N. Y, Buffalo, R. F. C., Gosport, Turnberry, Ayr,
R. A. F., Sq. 213, Dunkirk, Fr. HTA.
Smith, Earl B., Ensign. N. A. No. 365.
Smith, Ellsworth E., Student Odicer, Menands, N, Y.
Smith, Elwyn L., Ensign, Syracuse, N. Y. N. A. No.
964.
Smith, Everett, Jr., Ensign, 27 Wall St., New York
Cily.
S^TiTH, Francis P., Jr., Ensign, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
N. A. No. 723.
Smith, Frank S., Lieut, ''.j.g.), Hallettsville, Tex.
Smith, Fred G.
Smith, G. E.. Ensign, Box 215, Oklahoma City. Okla.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Rea-'h. LTA.
Smith, Gordon, Ensign. N, k. No. 933.
Smith, Hampton S.. Student Officer.
Smith, Harold A., Student Officer, lit 13th Ave.,
Columbu'^, Ohio.
Smith, Harry C, Student Officer, 1 17 Franklin St.,
Marietta, O.
Smith, Herbert !_,., Student Officer, 3037, S. Vermont
Ave., Los Angele,s, Cal.
Smith, Hewitt, Student OfTicer. 9nt S. 30lh St., Birm-
ingham, Ala.
Smith, Hugh C, Student Officer, 7 Maraion Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Smith, J. D., Student Ofiu-er, Sheldon, Ind.
Smith, James M., Student Officer, 4U'2 Walnut St.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Smith, John E., Student Olficer, 357 Ave. C, Bavonne
N. J.
Smith, John P., Ensign, 1310 S. Grant St., Denver,
Colo. N. A. No. 1296.
Smith, John P. P., Student Officer. 1756 P St., N. W
Wa4iinglon, D. C.
Smith, Le Grand, Sludent Officer, 1 13 Horner St.
Elmira, N. Y.
Smith, Fi.ovn S., Student Officer, Btl W. 23d St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Smith. Nelson TL, Ensign, 52 Summer St., Bosion,
Mass. N. A. No. 703.
Smith. Olin R., Student Officer, 58:t W. Delavan Si ,
BufTalo, N. Y^,
624 Boulevard,
W. Roselawn,
N. J.
Smith, Peter Paul, War. Machinist.
Jersey City, N. J.
Smith, Philip O., Student Officer, 8
Danville, 111.
Smith, Philip H., Student Officer, Princeton
Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA.
Smith, Pomerov, Student Officer, 1359 Girard St.
Washingion, D. C.
Smith, R. N., Lieut, (j.g.).
Smith, Ralph A., Student Officer, Auburn, Wash.
Smith. Richard IL, Student Olficer, 82 Gainsborough
St., Boston, Ma.ss.
Smith, Richard M., Ensign, Washougal, Wash.,
Seattle, San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2297. HTA.
Smith. Robert Rowen, Student OITicer, Box 162
Ridgelield, Wash. Seattle. LTA.
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Smith Robert Hooper, Student Officer, Homewood Sperby, Roberi A.. Student Odicer, 2107 Adelbert
Apis., Churles and 30th Sts., Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst. Road, Cleveland, Ohio,
o Tech. HTA. .Spiegal, Ralph A., Sludent Omcer, 190 lllh St..
SiutTH, RiiTHVEN k., Studont Officer, Callahan, Fla. Mdwaukee Wis
Mass. InsK of Tech^ HTA. Spiegelbero, Geo. A., Student Om.er, ,% W. 76lh St.,
Smith, Thomas B., Kn.sisn. 2029 Pine St., Philadelphia, New York City
Pa., Grcal Lakes, Pensncola.
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Spikes, Joseph N., Student Officer, Benianiin, Tex
Mass. Inst, of Tech. I.TA.
Sptt,l\ne, Jame'^ J., Student Officer, 189 River St.,
East Dedham, Mass.
Spiak, E. S., Jr., Ensi^'n, Phoenicia, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Uamplon Roads, IVnsacoIa.
N. A. No. 1778. IITA.
SpRATT, \^'iLLiA\i A., Ensiiin.
Springali., Cyri's F., Lieut, (j.ff.), 18 Sprinjj St.,
Maiden, Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Buffalo, Elizabeth,
New York. N. A. No. 1789. IITA.
Springer, Eoward F., Ensiyn, AspermonI, Te.v.
N. A. No. 2.316.
SpRliANCE, Horace E., Asst. Surgeon.
Sphunt, J. D., Ensi,-n, 223 N. 3d St., Wilmini;ton,
N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Kev West, Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 11113. LTA.
Spurrier, Donald P., Ensign, 32.5 Oliver St., Whiting,
c, ^ Ind.; Dunwoody Inst., Minn.; Key West, Pensacola,
.Snodgras.s, Paul W., Sludent Officer, .513 Pros|.ect Marblehead City. N. A. No. 2133. IITA.
Squibb, Charles G., Ensign, 30 Slearus Road, Brook-
Smith, William A., Student Officer, 10 lllh St., Parkers-
burg, W. Va., Dunwoody Inst., Minn. LTA.
Smith. Wm. J., Ensign, 900 S. Crockett St., Sherman,
Te.x. Ma.ss. Insl. of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Hampton
Roads. N. A. No. 2121. IITA.
Smith, William N. H., Jr., Sludent Officer. 131 Halifax
St., Raleigh, N. C.
Smith, W. R. I.., Jr., Ensign, 202 First Nail. Bank
Bldg., Richmond, Va. Mass. Inst of Tech.. Bay Shore,
Pensacola, Halifax, N. S., North Sydney, N. S., Key West.
HTA.
Smith, Yates B., Student Officer, 218 Seminole Ave.,
Detroit. Mich.
Sneddon, C. A., War. Machinist, 272 W, William St.,
Decalur, III.
Snell, Harold V., Ensign.
Snoddy, B. L., Ensign, 16 Slate St., Schenectady,
N. Y. N. A. No. 2172.
Aye., Medina, N. Y
Snody, Allan P., Lieut, (j.g.i, 19 Radford PI., Yon-
kers, N. Y. Ma.ss. Just, of Tech., Bay Shore, Key Wesl,
Pensacola. HT.A.
Snow. Alered T., Ensign. ] I 7 S. 63rd St., Pliiladel[>hia,
Pa. M.iss. Insl. of Tech., Burgess IJo.. .Marblehead,
Mass.
Snow, William T., Ensign. 117 Bay Slate R<iad, Roslon,
Mass. N. A. No. 328.
Snoivoen, John W., Student Officer, 102.5 E. Jersey St.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
Snyder, Chas. A., Student Officer, Wellsboro, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Snyder, Nyron E., Ensign, Berrien Spgs., Mich. N. ,\.
No. 2.504.
Snyder, W. Overton, Ensign, Birdsville, Md.
SoBOTS, F., War. Machinist.
SoNERS. fiLENN W., Studcut Officer, 803 S. Lafounlaine
St., Kokoino, Ind., Dunwoody Inst., Minn.; Miami, Key
Wesl. HTA.
SoNTE, James B., War. Machinist, Meridian, Miss.
SopKR, Geo. A., Jr., Sludent Officer, 391 West End Ave.,
New York City.
SopER, Harold C, Ensign. N. A. No. 91.5.
SoRUGGs, S. B., Carpenter.
Soi[|,t;, \'. A., \A'ar. Machinist, 50 Saratoga \vc., Yonkers
N. Y.
SoiiLis, Harold \.. Student Officer, 251 W . 12<lth St.,
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Soulis, Wilbur T., Student Offiicer, 251 W. 129|li St..
New York City, Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Sour, Abry, War. Boatswain.
Souther, Richard G., Ensign, 7089 Waterni.in .Vve.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Southwell, Fred B., Sludent Omccr, 1107 12lh St.,
Boulder, Colo.
■Soiituw jGK, r\'AN A.. iSludcnt Officer. fTurver, Okla.
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. LT.\.
Southworth, Thomas D., Lieut. Ci-g^. Box I, Si>ring-
ville, Utah. N. A. No. 3R9.
Spaeth. John N., Sludent Officer, 211 Thurston .\ve.,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Spaiir, l^Ai'MOND .\., I'^usign, 223 Chestnut .St., Sewick-
ley. Pa. N. A. No. 2087.
Spa^gler, Cvrleton D., Student Officer, 308 E. Alain
St., Edmond, Okla. HTA.
Spaulding, C. a.. Student Officer, Hartford, Mich.;
Seattle, Wash. IITA.
Spaulding, Irah D., Ensign.
SpEARE, Harold H., Ensi.gn.
Speer. Frank H., Jr., Ensign, 674't Thomas ,S[., Pills-
burgh, Pa. N. A. No. 1171.
SpENCE, Bernard L., Ensign, 520 Third St., Brooklyn,
line, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Stackpole, Borert 1'^., Student Officer, 3115 Broadway,
New York City.
Stagy, H., Lieut, (j.g.l.
ST.^rroRD, I.AC. I-'., I'^nsign.
.Stagg, DwK;itT E , Sludent Officer, 151 West Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Staiil. I']rig C, faisign, 2255 Parkwrind .^ve., Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. Key West, .Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
2080.
Staley, W'ir.iiwi M., Sludent Olhcer, 692 Irma \ve.,
Be.aumonI, T<!xas.
Stall, Rigiixhd G., Slud.-nt Officer, Box 217, Monu-
ment Beach, .Mass.
S'JANCiLL, Leslie E., I'^nsign, 2706 Ontario Boad,
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 22,58.
STANoI^'c, Bussi.;ll J., Student Officer, HoneyviUe,
Utah.
Standish, Mili;s W., .Student Officer, Rochester, Mich.
Stonieoro, Bobi.:rt II., Ensign, 332 Palman Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola, Chnl-
ham. N. A. No. 967.
Si.xNLEV, Cl\r\^ci:, h^psign. Great B.'irrington, Mass.
Mass. lust. olTcch.. Miami. I'eusMcola. HTA.
Stanley. GEn\LnT,, Ensign, 1211 \\>siminsler PI.,
St. Louis, .Mo.
Stanley. Henry T.. Lieut, i.j.g.), 20 (ireystone Park,
Lynn, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tc "h., Pensacola, Cattewatei,
Newlynn, Felixstowe, St. l"r(jjan, PaiiUiac, France. Key
West.
St.\nle>", Jcui.n, Ensign, N. A. No. I 195.
Stanley, RiciL\Rn B., Ensign, Lincoln, N. H. N. A.
No. 1001.
Stanton, Edwin M., Ensign, 1831 Harrison Ave.. New
York City.
Staples, John F., Student Offiicer.
Sr.xRK, How \Ro B., I'^nsign, 2521 Cedar St., Milwaukee,
\A is. N. A. No. 2221.
Stark, Walter R., Studenl Olfieer.
Starnes, William E., Student Officer.
Starr, Frederic 11., Ensign, Easton, Md.
Starcs. Henry L.. Ensign, 1007 I'enhurst Ave., Balti-
more, Md.
St. Clair, Harry L., Sludent Officer, 316 First Natl.
Bank Bldg., Roanoke, Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\.
Stear.ms, Timothy R., Student Offiicer, Brunswick, Me.
Sted.man, W. M,, Ensign, 81 A'an Winkle St,, Dorchester,
Mass. N. A. No. 1538.
Steele, Dunn K., Student Officer, 372 Walnut Ave.,
Roanoke, Va.
Steele, Francis B., Student Officer, 32 Ellicott Ave.,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. Batavia, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Butfalo.
N. A. No. 1613. HTA. Steele, Percy D., Ensign, McArthur, Ohio. N. A.
Spencer, Arthur W., Student Officer. No. 2366.
Spencer, Leon C, Student Officer, North Bennington, Steeanonich, C. J., Sludent Offiicer, 3110 Salmon St.,
Vt. ' Philadelphia, Pa.
Sperry, Irving L., Studenl Officer. Sieffens, Frederick R., Student Officer, 37 Seaton
v. D. No. 3.
., Fori Alkin-
M(. \ern(in.
205 Heacon
ri., N. \V., Washin-lon, D. C. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Key Wesl. H'J'A.
Stein, IIuco H.. Sludont <Hli<-cr. :i.>'l Ho-ari Ave.,
Avondale, Cincinnali, Ohio. I limwnrKiy Insl., Minn.
STEl\'En, How win C, Sludrnt Onicfr, 70(1 Pallerson
Ave., y. W., Canlon, Oliif).
Stki.i.eh. Wahurn \\., Sludfiii Offiror, :iXi'\ Arcliwood
Ave., <:ipv.-land, Ohio.
StivNbefu;, Iaman 1)., Sludenl OITlcer, 11.
Sox 321, I'liyalhip. Wash.
STf':Nr;E(,. Ai.\in L., Knsi^rn, ^lOJi Jonos Ave
son, \\ is.
Stephanowich, Clement J., Ensi{,^n.
Stephens, II. T., Ensi^^n, 17 Urban Si.,
N. Y.
Stephens, Stanfohi* H., ShidenL Oflicor
St., Boston, Mass.
Stevens, F. H., Ensign, Lake P!a.id. N. Y.; U. S. Naval
Air Sla., Brest. N. A. No. 1977.
Stevens. John L., Sltident Officer, 314 River Rl.,
Valdosla, Cia. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. JITA.
Stevens, Louis G., Student Oflicer, Care oi' li. F.
Machlan, I'akoma Park, Washington, D. C.
Stevens, William D. B., Sludenl. OfTicer.
Stevens. William F., Ensign, 1.526 Shnrwin Ave.,
Chicaf^o, Hi.
Stevenson, George Wh,ltam. En.sij^'n, Waverly, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West, Pensacola. HTA.
Stevenson. Markley, Ensifin, 803 Finance Bldg.,
Philadelphia. Pn. Great Lakes. Washington, D. C.
Stevenson, Paul E., Student OfTicer, 44 Tioylston St.,
Camhridge, Mass.
Stevenson, W. A., Student. OfTicer, 412 West College
St., Bochesier, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Montauk,
Miami. HTA.
Stewart, Bebnie R., Student OfTicer, ApL. 512 G St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Stewart, Geo. S., Student OfTicer.
Stewart, John C, Ensign, 51R Grove St., Sewickley,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1601. HTA.
Stewart, Boss, Stuthmt Officer, 310 Dennis Ave.,
Houston. Tex.
Stewart, Slayton J., Ensign, 504 N. 4 St., Camden,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key W^est, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2340. HTA.
Stewart, Vance, Ensign. N. A. No. 1440.
Stickley, Wellington E., Ensign, Woodstfick, Va,
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. 1 lampion
Roads. N. A. No. I68». HTA.
Sticknev, Joskph B.. Student. Officer, Care of F. Adams,
Pan American Union. Washington, D. C.
Stifel, Arnold G., Ensign, 4944 Lindell Blvd., St.
Louis, Mo.
Stillweh.. Bichahd N., Ensign, (^Juincy, 111.
Stilphen, M. B., Student Officer, 65 Church St., Swan-
ton, Vt. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Stimson, Donald C, Ensign, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1894.
Sttmson, Tiioma.s D., Ensign. The Highlands, R F. D.
No. 2, Seattle, Wash. Great Lakes, Pensacola.
Stitt, Edward W., Student Officer, 1708 R. St., Wash-
ington D. C.
Stookard, Henry J., I'-nsign, 316 Bonding Si., lialeigh.
N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Key West. HTA.
STOCKEJi, HouERT M., Licut. (j-t^-^. Th(! lirightfin,
Washington. D, C.
STOCKETT,f OHN W., SliidenI Officer, 312 1 1 h St., S. 1^].,
Wash ngton, D. C. Mass. Insl of Tech. HTA.
Stockton, Manley, Student Officer, 2823 I3lh St.,
N. W., Wash i.glon, I>. C.
Stockwell, W, v.. Ensign. N. A, No. 692.
Stohlmsn, r^iDwiM L., Sludenl, Olficcr, 321! iJorset. Ave.,
Chevy Cha^e, D. C.
Stokes, Sylvanis, Jr.. Student Officer.
Stolts, Charles L., Student Officer. 226 E. 60lh St.,
Porlkind, Ore.
Stolts, Wm. E., StudenI Officer.
Stone, Arthtir C, Ensign. 501 Old State Bank Bldg..
Evansville, Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Ohio;
Pensacola, Fla. LTA.
Stone, C. L., .Jr., Ensign, 22-32nd Ave., San Francisco,
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. HTA.
Stone, Chauncev W.,
New York City
Stone, G. L., Lieut, (j g.).
Stoner. Harold E., Student Officer, 125 N. 18th St.,
Ft. Dodge, Towa. Seattle, Wash., Miami, Fhi. HTA.
Stoppel, Fred H., Lieut, (j.g.).
Stopi'elman. E. a.. War. Machinist, Route 4, Box 170,
Seattle, Wash. Columbia University, N. Y., San Diego.
Great Lakes, III. HTA.
Stout, Henry L., Lieut, fj.g.).
SiowE, Byron S., W^ar. Machinist.. Ilcmstead, L. I.
Stowe, j. B., War. Machinist.
SrowELL, F. M., Student. Officer, 1903 Girard Ave., So.
Minneapolis, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Dunwoody,
I'hiladetfdiia, Coco Solo.
Stratford, Wm. M\lcolm, Student Officer, 62 Branard
Ave., Houston, Tex. Seattle, San Diego, Cal.; Pensacola,
Fla. MTA.
Stratton, Samuel S.. Ensign, 7 Lafayette St ., Newhury-
port, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio,; Rockaway
N. Y. LTA.
Strawn, Harry' Omar, Student Officer, Landover, Md.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I., N. Y. HTA.
Strebel, Arthl'r C, Ensign.
Streno, Geo. W., Student Officer, 98 William St..
Pit I son. Pa.
Stuitmatter, Frank U., Student Officer, 843 Orchard
St., Toledo, Oiiio.
Strjvinos, Mosooe S., Student Officer, Castile, N. Y.
Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA.
Strobel, C. E,, Ensign, Oakland, Cal. Mass. Inst.
of Tech., Key West, Miami,; Pensacola, Fla.; San Diego,
Cal. N. A. No. 1645. HTA.
Strohm, W. I']., Student Officer, Powell, Wyoming.
Stromer. Brian Wm., Student Officer. 410 W. 4th St.,
Hastings, Neh. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA,
Sthomever, W. H., Ensign, 1008 Trinity Ave., NewYork
City. N. A. No. 917.
Strong, L. S., Student OfTicer, 2321 Pillsbnry Ave.,
Minneay)olis, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Dunwoody
Inst., Minn. HTA.
STRovifjH, A\'m. L., Ensign, 93 College Ave., New Bruns-
wick, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Hampton
Roads, Pensacola, Fla.
Stroock, Bertram A.. Student Officer. Newburgh, N. Y.
P. O. Box 706. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Strotz, Harold C, Ensign, 365 Sheridan Road, Win-
netka. 111. Dunwoody, Miami, Key West, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2485. HT.\.
Struble, F. H., Ensign, 916 Montana Ave.,
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio,
Fla. LTA.
Stuart, John G., Ensign.
Stuart, Kimberly, Ensign, 406 Wisconsin Ave.,
Neenah, Wis., Lake Bolsena, It. Moutchic, Fr., Porto
Corsini, It. HTA.
Stuart. L. R.
Sturgeon, Andrew, Ensign, 36 Majjle St.. New Haven,
Conn. Mass. Inst,, of Tech., Pensacola. Miami, Moutchic,
Campagne, Malpensa, Italy. N. A. No. 651. HTA.
Surer. C. A., StudenI Officer.
SuGHRUG, John J., Student Officer, 328 Bay Slate Road,
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst of Toch. HTA.
Sullivan, Frederick. Student Officer. 3016 llth St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Siilliv\n, GiLiis J., EnsiLrn, 1606 Fairchild St., Man-
hattan. Kan. N. A. No. 2203.
Sullivan, Harry W., Ensign, 501 8th St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensacola, San
Diego. N. A. No. 889. HTA.
SiLLTV\N, Herbert F.. Lieut, (j.g.) 649 Walnut St.,
Fall River, Mass. N. A. No. 486.
Sni.LiVAN. .loHN W.. Student Officer, 43 West St.,
Manchester. N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West.
ITA.
Uisign, Jamestown, N. Y. N. A.
Gladstone,
Pensacola,
FI
Sullivan, Paul R..
No. 1 186.
SuLLi\ AN, Timothy
St., Omaha, Neb.
SuLLn'\'v, Upton S.,
delpfiia. Pa.
Sullivan. Wm. A., Student Officer, 2005 Terrace Place,
Nashville, Tcnn.
Sullivan, Wm. P., Carpenter.
Sulzberger, Marion R., Lient. (j.g.), 30 West 70th St .
New York City. N. A. No. 628.
<:., Student Officer, 718 S. 30th
Ensign, 1910 Wahiut St.. Phila-
Mercantile
York Cily.
SuMMEHSBY, G. W., Lieuf. fj.fj.). 123 Prospo
Lawrence, Mass.
Sunderland. J. E., RludenL Ofifirer, 508 N. 3fI1h Si.
Omaha, Neb. Seattle, Wash., San Diego, C;il. HTA.
SuNDHEiM, Geo. M., Student OfTieer.
SuptTY, Albert E., Ensign, Montrose. Colo.
Surbeh, John M., Ensign, University CltiKi, Akron,
Ohio.
SuHPERNANT F., Ensif^n, Glen Falls, N. Y.
Sutton, Frederick T., Slndenl Officer.
Bank of the Americas, 44 Pine St., Ne
Mass. Insi. ol' Tech. IITA.
Sutton, Geo. O., Student Officer, TO.l \\'. Church Si.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Sutton, Mercer P., Student Officer, 2 Oakdale Road.
Roland Park, Md.
Swan, IfENRv, Ensign, 7 lit F^merson St., Denver, Col >.
Swan, Horace G.. IJeul. (j.g.). 17:1 VVesrmin.sler Road,
Rochester, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Naval Aircraft
Factory, Philadelphia. HTA.
Swan, John H., Student Officer, Gardnesville. Nev.
Swanson, Chas. E., Student OITieer, 931 Foster Ave,
Chicago, III.
Swanson. Emil, Lieut, fj.g.)-
SwANsoN, Oscar \V., Student Officer. 1 175 Minnehalia
St., St. Paul, Minn.
Swanton, Edward R., Stutlcnt r)fli('rr, 'Valiond Rank
of Commerce, Rochester. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Teih.,
Miami, Fla. IITA.
SwEE^RY, B. O., Student Officer, 20:}4 Cohinihia Road,
Washington. I). C,
Sweeney, P. A., Ensign. Wayside, Okla.
Sweeney, John F., Jr., Ensign. 651 Maryland Ave.,
Pittsburgh. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. HTA.
Sweeney, J. M., Ensign, 661 Higgins Ave., Paris, Ivy.
Mass. Inst, of Tecli., Great Lakes, Akron, Hampton
Roads, Pennsylvania, Arkansas. N. A. No. 1911). LTA.
Sweet, Carlyle W.. Ensign. N. A. No. 1320.
SwEET.sER, Geo. T., Ensign, 26 Grameri-v I*ark, New
York City.
Swenson. S. R., Ensign.
Swett, Giibert N., Ensign, 7 Bacon St.. Winchester,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. flamplon Roads, Pensacola,
Moutchic, Detached duty in Italy, Nortliern Bombing
(Jroup. HTA.
Swett, Wm. O., Student Officer. 10560 Longwood Drive,
Chicago, III. Dunwoody. Miami. Key West. HTA.
Swigert, Wm. G., Student Ollirer, 10115 Thurman St..
Portland, Ore.
SwmrON, J. R., War. Machinist, 229 Johnson Ave.,
Trinida{l. Colo.
SwiNTON, R. IL, Ensign, 20 Sullivan Ave., Port Jervis,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pcnsacohi. N. A.
No. 2505. HTA.
SwopE, Leslie M., Student Officer. 2505 Park Ave.,
Richmond, Va. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
SwoPE, Jos. A., Sludeiil Officer, 317 Butidy Ave.,
Newcastle, Ind.
SvMMES. Chandleu W., Student Officer. 230 Main St..
Winchester, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA.
Symons, Dan B., Ensign. 32[ Fifth St., Elyria, Ohio.
m?
TAFT, PHILLIP E.
MacfiinisI
Box 417, Hampton, Va.,
Columbia Univ., Pensacola.
Yorktown, NevvporL News
Hampton Rds., Anacostia
Rockaway. Miami.
TAINTOR, CHARLES W.
Ensign
121 Brattle St., Camhridt,'e,
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
M iam i , Pensacol a . N . A ,
No. 2027. HTA.
TALROT, ANDREW B.
Lieul. (j.g.)
San Rafael, Cal.
Paimboeuf, Fr.,
lions. Washin^^ton.
No. 98. LTA.
Akron,
Opera-
N. A.
1
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'*!
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h&;j«Afc^ii
id:^
TALBOT, ROBERT
Lieul. (J.g.)
270 BuckminsLer Rd.,
Brookline, Mass. Mass.
Insl. "t Tech., Pensacola.
N. A. No. 456. HTA.
TALCOTT, C. H.
Ensign
192 Prospect St., Torrinfi-
ton. Conn. Mass. Insl. oC
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1299.
HTA.
TALIAFERRO, A. P., Jr.
Ensign
440 Riverside Drive, New
York Cily. Moiitchic,
(Fr.l, Lake Bolsena, It.,
Porlo Corsini It N A
No. 1497. HIA
TANGREN, A. E.
Machinist
1960 Cheremoya Ave., Hol-
lywood, Cal. San Uiego,
Annapolis, Guanlanamo,
I'en-(Lili U S S Han-
limilun Mont luk HTA.
TAYLOR, JAMES B.,Jr
Lii-iil. (j.g.)
471 Park .\ve.. New York
Cily. Bay Shore, Miami,
Bu. Operations. Washing-
ton, D. C, Hampton Rds.
N. A. No. 437.
TAYLOR, JAMES S.
TAYLOR, RAYMOND S.
Ensign
Ensign
1012 Enclid Ave.
ley, Cal. Mass.
Tech. HTA.
Berkc-
Inst. ot
4 11-412 H. W. Ilellnian
Bldg., Los Anpeles, Cal.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ak-
ron, Key West. N. A. No.
l:!9.5. LTA.
TEAGUE, A. DAWSON
Ensti/n
1201 Lamar HIcIk-. Anjrusla,
(ia. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Vliami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1875. HTA.
TEETS, JOHN N.
Elision
Box 153, Newton, 111.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., San
Diepo. Great Lakes, Pen-
sacola, Anacostia, Seal tie,
\\ash.
TEMPLE, WILLIAM G.
Ensign
928 Detroit St., Denver,
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Akr<jD. Rockaway, N. Y.
LTA.
J. S.
TEMPLETON
Ensign
Wiilnut,^ Bureau Co., Illi-
nois. Great Lakes, Pensa^
cola.
, A.. Jr
SF^=3
TEHIIUNE, EDW.
Ensign
54 Melien St., Dorchester,
Mass. M. I. T., Key West,
Miami, Moiitchic, Calais,
Malpensa, II. N. A. No.
1441. HTA.
' ! 27^, ,
K ,H
-Km//
TERHUNE, HOWARD H.
Ensign
54 Melien St., Dorchester,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
Pensacola. HTA.
THOMPSON, A. E.
Student Officer
■Greer Apis.. New Caslle,
Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Akron. LTA.
TIIOMPRON.LCLIVE L
Student Officer 'rt .
Day Ave., Siifllelfl, Conn
Mass. Ii'st. or Teeh., Mi-
ami. HTA.
THOMPSON. E. L., Jr.
Ensiyn
Prospect Si., Dover, N. J.
Mass. Irisl. of Tecli.. Bay
Shore, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 11«2.
THOMPSON, OWEN
Student Officer
16.-|7 .ilsl, St.. N. W., Wash-
in^'lon, I), C. Mass. Inst.
ol' Tech. HTA.
THORPE. LESLIE
Lieut, (j.g.)
703 Genesee St.. Rochester,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1103.
LTA.
THORPE, RAYMOND G.
Ensign
100 Stadium Place. Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Key West. Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1919.
HTA.
THROCKMORTON. G. P.
Student Officer
l-tO West Jersey St.. Eliza-
beth. N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech. HTA.
TILLETT. HENRY A.. Jr.
Ensign
.540 Butternut St.. Abilene,
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Key West. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2259. HTA.
TILTON, THOMAS A.
Ensign
S6 Dallon Rrl., Ncwlon
Center, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Miami.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2168.
HTA.
TILTON. WARNER R.
Ensign
Raymond, N. H. Mass.
Irisl. of Tech., Miami.
N. A. No. 2054. HTA.
(A)
TIMANUS. C. S.
Student Officer
311 H Karnes Blvd.. Kansas
Cilv, Mo. Mass. Inst, ol'
Tech., HiuEham. HTA.
TINGEY. HAROLD C.
Ensign
11 Sheridan St.. Haverhill,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensact)la. N. A.
No. 2339. HTA.
TINGLEY. H. V.
Student Officer
23 Union ,St., Bristol.
Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.
ami. HTA.
R. I.
Mi-
TINSLEY, TIMOTHY W.
Enjiign
JiK'li.son, Tcnn. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West. N.
A. No. 2019. IITA.
TIPTON, JOSEPH S.
Student Officer
Pulaski. Va. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Key West. HTA.
TIPTON. M. C.
Ensign
611 Twelfth St.. E. Las
Vegas, New Mexico. Goat
Ishind, Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Great Lakes, Miami IITA.
'ite^
<m
TISCIILER, V^'10N W.
Student Officer
511 Fortune Ave., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Dunwuody,
Univ. of Wash.
TITUS, U.\RIIY L., Jr.
Ensi{in
801) CJrange Ave., Coronado.
Cal. Mti.ss. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, San Di-
ei!„. N. A. No. 1819.
llTA.
TOWNSHEND, BAILEY
Ensign
45 W. 35th St., New York
City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick, Miami, Pensacohi.
N. A. No. 23T6. IITA.
THABUCCO, J. EUGENE
Ensiijn
San Rafael. Cal. Akron,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hock-
away, Montauk.
9
At Miami Be.vch.
JT'Ao Has Been Stationed at Miami That Does Not Rememljcr These Smidiy Mornings?
TRABIIE, WM. A. TRACY, FREDERICK L. TRAIL, OSCAR TR.ANT, EDGAR
Student Officer Ensign Lieut, ij.g.) Student Officer
102 E. Mistletoe \ve., ]7:iOCapouse Ave., Scran- Easton, Md. Mass. Inst. 204 Court St., Port.smouth,
San .\ntonio. Tex. Mass. ton. Pa. Mass. Inst, of of Tech., Pensacola, Mout- Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Inst of Tech Akron. Tecti., Peusacila, Ilarap- chic, Fr.; LAhcr \rach, Miami. HTA.
I^TA Ion Rds. IN. A. No. 721. Fr. N. A. No. 375. HTA.
HTA.
.r-;i
TRASK, CHARLES II.
Ensign
18 King St., Rochesler,
N. H. U. S. S. Pauldw,,,
U. S. S. Virqinia, Pensa-
cola., U. S. S. Teal.
THAVER, C
Enxii/n
Rod Honk. N. Y. Mnss,
Insl. of Tech., Ray Shore,
PoiLsacola. N. A. No. 1180.
HTA.
TREMHLAY, L. A.
Ensi(/n
^[1 Pine St., Manchester,
N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A
No. 1849. HTA.
ahoga Falls, Ohio. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Pensacola. N. A. No, 2276.
LTA.
TRETIIAWAY, R. C.
Ensign
120 George Ave,, Parsons,
Pa. M. I. T., Key West,
Miami, Pensacola, Mon-
tauk, Hampton Roads. N.
A. No. 1068. HTA.
TRIMBLE, A. KING
SiiiiJenl Officer
Massachusetts Ave., Cam-
bridge, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami. HTA.
TRIMBLE, HUFUS J.
Student Officer
Care of Rufus W. Weeks,
316 Broadway, New York
City. Seattle. LTA.
TRIPPE, J. TERRY
Ensign
16.3 East 7Sth St., New
York City. M. I. T., Bay
Shore, Hampton Roads,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A .
No. 1806. HTA.
TROSS, LUDWIG C.
Ensign
516 Franklin St., Johns-
town, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1983. HTA
TROXEL, LYNN
Ensign
28 Clay St., Tiffin, Ohio,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Pensacola. N. A. No. i:',63.
LTA.
TRUBEY, CYRIL C.
Student Officer
P. O. Box 76, North
Chelmsford, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
TRUMAN, JOHN R
War. Boatswain
820 N. 2d St., Phoenix„
Ariz. Huntington, Bay
Shore, Key West, San.
Diego. N. A. No. 1696.
HTA,
TUCKER I- RANK I
Student Officer
324 Windsor Place, Mil-
waukee, Wis. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. LTA.
TUCKER, GORDON
Ensign
3953 Harriet Ave., Min-
neapolis, Minn. Dun-
woody, M. I. T., Miami,
Pensacola, Coco Solo, C. Z.
N. A. No. 1333. HTA.
TUPPER, VIRGIL B.
Student Officer
179 E. 2d St., Corning,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.
IITA.
TURNER, GROVER B.
Lieut, (j.g.)
Fulda, Minn. Mass. Inst
of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola, N. A. No. 102.5.
Park, Mass. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pitlsljurgh, Pa.,
Detroit, Mich.
TUTTLE, A. DARWIN
Ensign
loth St., Colusa, Cal. Mass.
Inst, ol" Tech., San Diego,
Pcnsacola. N. A. No. 1.509.
IITA.
TUTTLE, CIIAS.
EtLsign
10th St., Colasa, Colusa
Co., Cal- Mass. Inst, of
Tech., San Dicfro, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1181.
HTA.
TUTTLE, THOMAS W.
Ensign
2.5 Brookdale Ave., \'erona.
New Jersey. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Peiisa-
cola. N.A. No. 1957. HTA.
-j^rjfji^Zi^^Mif^ytv f^jtafjj. >/
(C) Phoio. hy A. E. Wells.
mi
-.7^
I
?if
E-l AT Pens.^cola.
TWEED, JOHN H.
Lieut. (j.g.)
Box 421, Madison, Conn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensa-
cola. Coco Solo, C. Z. N. A.
No. 257. LTA.
TYLER, EDWARD J.
Student Officer
Enosburg Falls, Vermont.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key
West. HTA.
TYNER, GERALD K.
Ensign
194 Park Ave., Orange,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Great
Lakes, N. A. No. 1246.
HTA.
UNGER, JOHN S.
Student Officer
43 Chestnut St., Boyer-
town. Pa. Univ. of Wash.,
Seattle, Wash.
IJ
UNGEH, WILLIAM S.
Ensign
122 South 5lh Si., Du-
quesne, l*a. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensarola.
N. A. No. 1319. HTA.
UPTON, VIRGIL M.
Ensign
4532 IStli Ave., N. E. Seat-
tle, Wash. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2508. HTA.
18 Parli Pla
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Auhiirn,
T.ABEn, Leslie R.. I'^isi^'
N. Y. N. A. No. h20.
Taber, Phiiip, En.sign, 321 W. 12lh Si., Tulsa, Oltla.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N, A. No. 16K.
HTA.
Taglie, Wm. H., Student Ofhccr, Po Ismouth, la.
Talbot, John C, J«., Student Officer, 603 W. 110 St.,
Now York Cily.
Talbot, P.. En,>,ij,.n. N. A. No. 71.
Talks, Chas. P., Suident Ollicer, 1309 Park Road,
Washinf^ton, D. C.
Tallman, F. G., Jb., Eiisitrn.
Tallmaiv, Thos. A., Ensign, 629^' Maryland Ave.,
S. W., WashiriKlon, D. C.
Talmage, R. a.. War. Gunner.
Tannee, J. W., Ensign, 231.5 Nueces St., Austin, Texas.
N. A. No. 2150.
Tardif, Paul J., Student Officer.
Taussig, Francis B., Student Officer, 191 Park Ave.,
Yonkers, New York City.
Tavenneb, Geo. T., Ensign, Stoddarl Apt. 1, 2900 Q
St.. N. W., Washington, D. C. Pauilliac, France and Kast-
leigh. Eng.
Taylor, A. G., Ensign. N. A. No. 2375.
Taylob, Austin B., Ensign, 2313 Broadway, Little
Rock. Ark. N. A. No 1717.
Tayloh. C, Ensign. LeRoy St., Ncwhurgh. N. Y'.
N. A. No. 10()7.
Taylor, C. J., Lieut, (j.g.), 1 S. Maple Ave., East
Orange, N. J
Taylob, Chas.
Lillle Rock, Ark.
Taylob, H. L,, War. Machinist.
Taylob, Harold C, StudenI Officer, 171 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Taylor. Heinhich C., Student Offit-er, RIoomfield, la.
Taylob, James Ibwin, Sludent Officer, 7 N. Queen St.,
York, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Reach,
L. I. LTA.
Taylob, R. S., Ensign, 103 E. 86th St., New York City.
N. A. No. 1395.
1'aylob, Roscoe L., Ensign, 559 Monroe St., Rochester,
N. Y. N. A. No. 1370.
Taylor, William D., Ensign, Bloomsburg, Pa. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Bay Shore, Brunswick, Pa.
N. A. No. 955. HTA.
Teak, Phillips, Stvident Officer, 107 lioulevard, Atlantic,
Ma,ss. Mass. Insl. of Tech,. Key West, Fla. HTA.
Teasley, John R.. Sludent Ollicer, Caiilon, Ga.
Tebbe, Cvbil U., Ensign. Care I^aiiier Mole], .San An-
lonio, T(!xas.
Temple, I^enj. F., Ensign. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. HT,\.
Temple, Frank E., I'^nsign.
Tenney, Thobvald F. II-, Sludenl Olhcer, 172 Main
St., Rranford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Terolleb, Dabk R., Student Officer.
Tebbell, Wm. A., Sludent Ollicer, Frederick Ilall, Va.
Tehby, Chables C, Jr., Sludenl Ollicer. 905 W.
Colfax Ave., .South Bend. Ind. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Miami, Fla. HTA.
, Jb., Student Officer, 2312 Broadway,
URNER, GORDON
Ensign
Marline Ave., Fanwood,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West. N. A.
No. 1192. HTA.
UTT, ARTHUR H.
Sludent Officer
1104 So, 2nd St., Spring-
field, III. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West. HTA.
<§>
■»
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Terbv, Whitelaw J., Student Officer, 5231 Westminster
Place. St. Lords, Mo. .Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Thackeiis, Alex .M., Jr., Lieut, (.j.g.).
Tharp. Cabey E., Sludent Officer, 101 E 21st St.,
Austin, Texas.
Theard, Albert L., Ensign.
Thebbien. Z. W., Sludenl Ollicer. 120 Park St., Port-
land, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key Wesl. Fla. IITA.
Thibaoeau, W. L., Lieut, (j.g.), 208 Peoples BIdg.,
Charleston, S. C.
Thomas, Benjamin Hilton, Ensign. 110 E. Thomas St.,
Rocky MounI, North Carolina. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. Key West, Pensacola. HTA.
Thomas, Berkely A., StudenI Ollicer, Florence Apts.,
Scranton, Pa.
Thomas, Chables Neil, Ensign, 2478 Lake \ lew Ave.,
Chicago, 111., Great Lakes, Pensar-f)la, Fla.
Thomas, Chables S., StudenI Officer, 2122 S. ^^■eslern
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Thomas, Howard H., Sludenl Officer.
Thomas, John V., War. Machinist, 77 Durham Ave.,
Rulfalo. N. Y.
Thomas, Kenneth A., War. Boatswain. Grandview,
Washington, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 50, Pensacola, Fla.
Thomas, I^yman II.. Ensign, 1654 Dodge St., Omaha,
Nehr. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami. Fla. N. A. No.
2057. HTA.
Thomas, Morbis L., Ensign, 25 Windermere Place, St.
Louis, Mo.
Thomas, R. D., Lieut, (ig.l, Rx. Ill Central Ave.,
Weston, Mass. N. A. No. 2'o7.
Thomas, R. P., Ensign, 60 James St., Dorranceton,
Wilkes-llarre, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fla.;
Boikaway Beach. L. L, N. Y'. N. A. No. 626. HTA.
Thomas, Robert K,. Sludenl Ollicer. I 127 Greenleaf
Ave., Chicago, Hi.
Thomas, Robert W.. Ensign, 170 Lyell .\ve., Rochester,
N. Y'. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West, Pensacola.
HTA.
Tho-Mas, Thornton H., Sludent Officer. Nederland
Colo.
Thomas, Wm. Stephenson, Student Officer, Orchard
Hill, Roanoke, \a.
Thomason, Renjamin W., Sludent Officer.
Thompson, Coy R., Sludent tifficer, 327 W. 22nd Si
New York City.
Tho.mpson, E. C, 112 S. 30lh St., Louisville. Ky.
Thompson, Edward \., Sludenl Officer, 1620 Tyler
Si., Topeka, Kans.
Thompson. Frederic 1)i:. L., Ensign, Rx 286 Sound
Beach, Conn. N. A. No. 2506.
Thompson, G. L. Lieut, (j.g.). Racquet Cliih. Phila-
delphia, Pa. Communication Officer Naval Air Station
Rockaway Bench, L. I., N. Y. '
Thompson, Guy W . Student Officer, 1303 E list St
Seattle, Washington. San Diego, Cal. HTA.
Thompson, J. S., Ensign, The Cloister Club, New Haven
Conn. N. A. No. 650.
Thompson, La-wson B., StudenI Officer.
Thompson, Silvert W., Student Officer.
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TiioMP, CiTABtES Davis, Student Olliinr, KIO? East
Ave., Hochpsler, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cambridge,
Mass. LTA.
Thobbuhn, Harpy H., I,ieut. (j.g.). Care of AJis,s Pearl E,
Tliorliiirn, Mho], Mass.. Mass. last, of Tech.. Pensacola,
Ilarnplon Roads, Morehead City (Commanding OlHcer).
M. A. No. 399.
Thor.nton, Dot'Gl.AS A., SUKlenI r)ini<'r, Cering, Nefir.
Seattle, Washington. HTA.
Thornton, S. D., War. Machinist.
Thrall, W. A., Ensign.
Thrails, Warri-n H., Student Olficer, .""iSfl N. Wash-
ington, Ave., \\'el!ington, Kans.
Thurlow, Paul E., Student Oinccr, 9 Stratford St., Mc\-
rose, Mass.
Thi.hman, E. C, War. Machinist, U. S. N.
TicHENER, li^BON H., Studcnt (Jflicer, 21.5 W. \Aalnut
St., Princeton, Ind.
TiGHE, Edmund J., Student Offircr, 31 E. North St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
TiLBDRNE, Albebt R., Licut. t.j.g.), 915 Queen St.,
Cape May, N. J. Moutchie, Fr., Felixstowe, Eng.,
Brest, Fr., Porto Corsini, It., Cape May. LTA.
TiLE.STON, Edward M., Ensign, 2132 Clierokoe Parkway,
Louisville, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola,
Cape May. N. A. No. 2001. HTA.
TiLLorsoN, R. F., Ensign, Dime Savings Bank, Detroit,
Mich. N. A. No. 2260.
TiLJ.soN, Ebnest F., Ensign, 311 Court St., Plymouth,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensactjla, Fla.
N. A. No. 1911. HTA.
TiLTON, J. II., Jr., Lieut. g.^, 1 he Ontarif), Washington,
D. C.
Timmerman, G. F., War. Machinist.
Timothy, Hugh Wm., Student '.tllicer, .'>73 I^. 22nd St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tinges, Chas. Howard, Ensign, 130.5 Linden Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Mi.imi,
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1011. HTA.
Tinker, Herbert D., En.sign, Wolfeboro. N. II. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bav Shore, L. I., Brunswick, (la.. Key
West, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2101. HTA.
Tipton, Harold R., Student Officer, Logan, Ohio.
TisoN, Alexander, Jr., Student Ollicer, 1.5 William
St., New York Cily.
'FiTGOMB, W:m. S., p'lisign, Kennehunk, Me. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. L. I., Pensacola. N. A. No.
1422.
ToBEY, Edward S., Student Olficer, 105 W. 55th St.,
New York City.
Tobias. Hugh Kelso, Student Olll<er, 273 3rd Si.,
Alhany, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA.
ToBiN, G. J., Ensign, 380 DeWolf Place, Ilackensack,
N. J. N. A. No. 1268.
ToDD, A. B., Jr., War. Machinist, 71 Isl St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Todd, E. IL, Lieut, (.i.g.l, 3925 Ihls Si,, San Diego,
Cal., San Diego, Columbia Universily, Si. Ingclveri,
France: Rome, Italy.
ToivoNEN, Boivo A., War. C.ari)en(er.
Toll, Oliver, Ensign, Care of I'rof. Toll, Amherst,
Mass.
ToLM\N, Chester A., Student Officer.
Toi.MiE, T. W., War. Machinist, 308 S. Jama Si.,
Manchester, la.
ToMASSENE, John ^^arren, Stndeni tlfficer, 2657
Highland Ave., Cincinnati, O. Alass. Insl. of Tech.
ToMLlNSON, Edw.vrd H.. Sttidciil Olliccr. 217 Orchard
St., Elizabeth, N. J. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Hay Shore.
HTA.
TOMLINSON, Gilbert E., Ensign, 1 n06 N. 32nd St.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West,
Pensacol.i, Fla. N. .\. No. 20 12. HTA.
TouVelle, Guy T., Student Olliccr, .302 First Natl.
Bank Bldg., Lincoln, Nebr,
Towle, M\x G., Student Officer, 1328 \. 26th St.,
Lincoln, Nebr.
Towler, J. Barber. Student Officer, 212 Newbern
Ave., Raleigh, N. C. -Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Mass.
HTA.
1 W.
Townsend. Chart es Howard, Ensign, 71 Cleveland
St , Oange, l\. J. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola, Miami,
Moutchie. N. A. No. 740. HTA.
TowNSLEY, W, W,, Ensign, 420 E. College St., Oberlin.
Ohio. N. A. No. 320.
Tragi-, W m. IL. Sliident Officer. 1927 Clencay Ave.,
Norwood, Ohio.
Traintor, Chas. \A'.. Ensign, 121 Brattle St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Tramel, J. II , Sludenl Ollicer, South Shore, Country
Club, Chicago. 111. M.iss. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Treadwell, L. IL, Student Olficer, Arcadia, Florida.
IVIass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\.
Tree. Ronild L., Ensign. 138 N. La Salle St.. Chicago,
111. N. A. No. 285.
Trefts. Harry H., Ensign, Newman, Cal. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1843.
HTA.
Treth.aft, \A'.m. C, Sludent Officer, 3765 Cleveland,
Ohio.
Tribkin', I. B., Ensign. N. A. No. 376.
Trimble, Borert M.. Jr., Sludent Officer, 71811 Brigh-
ton Boad, Ben Avon, Pa.
Tritschler, Ernest R., Sludent Officer, 12 Bell Place,
Woodhavcn, L. I., N. Y.
Troutman, Ned, Lieut, (i.g.), Shreve, Ohio.
Inst, of Tech., Hampton Boads,\a., Pensacola, Fla.
Trowbridge. Alexander li.. Student Officer,
64th St., New York City.
Trowrbidge, John II. , l-]nsign. Main St., Chatham,
N. J. N. A. No. 2209.
Tro\, .Manderville, Ensign.
True, Herbert \\'., Sludent (!Hficer, Tech. Chambers,
8 Ir\inglon St.. Boston. Mass.
Trvg\e. Toln\s, Student Officer, 521 Ith St., N. W.,
\\'ashington, D. C.
Tucker, Clai:de, War. Boatswain, U. S. N.
Tucker, IIuiold S., Sludent Olficer. 1908 W. Tioga
St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Turnbull. ARriiiRU.D J., Sludent Officer, 5002 20lh
St., N. E., Seatll.-, Wash.
Turner, Arthur E,, Ensign, J[in<'tion City, Ore.
Turner, Geo. II., Ensign.
Turner, R. S., Ensign, Billerica, Mass. N. A. No. 2123.
Ti>ttle. Albert E., Lieut. Ij.g.) 350 Charles River
Road, Cambridge, Mass.
TuTWiLER, Robert Iv. Sludent ftffiicer, 271 Edgewood
Place, River Forest, 111.. Seattle, Washington. HTA.
TwEEDELL, Wm. T., Jr., Strident Officer. 9 E. View St.,
Edg. Sta., Pawlncket, R. I. ,Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami.
HTA.
Twining, C. S., Jr.. Ensign. 850 Park Ave.. New York
Cily. Mass. Insl. of Teh. HTA.
TwiTCHELi, P. E.. Ensign, 153 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. liisl. ot Tech. LTA.
TwoMEY, E. F., Ensign, 66 Bockaway St.,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bullalo, Bo. C. & B.,
Sup. Con. Aircraft, New York Cily.
TvfrERT. E. A., Ensign, 1529 Green St.,
Pa.
Tyler, Rayjiond F., Licut. (j.g.), Middlebury, Conn.
Tyler. W. .\,, Ensign, 80 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, N. Y,
Tylor, J Ellwood, Student Officer, Easton, Md.
Tym, Nobris F., Ensign, 642 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Nebr.
Tyndall, C. W., Ensign, New York City. Pensacola.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Hampton Roads. N. A.
No. 987. HTA and LTA.
L^HRi, W. C, Jr.. Ensign. 2163 S, Grand .\ve.. St.
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Akron,
Hampton Beads. I^TA.
Ulerv, U. J., Jr.. Sludent Officer, 139 Caryl Ave.,
Ynnkers, N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami, Key W est.
HTA.
UuRirH, C\RL T., Sludent Officer, 120 Broadway. New
Y'ork Cily.
Urmy, II- S., Stndeni Officer. 290 Ml. F'rospect Ave.,
Newark, N. J. Mass. Insl. of Tecli,, Kev A\'esl, Fla.
HTA.
Lynn, Mass.
, Washington,
Philadelphia,
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valentp:, JOHN
.j.JJiL, Slndenl Ofjicrr
English Depi., University
of Pittsburgh. Mass. Inst,
of Tech. HTA.
VALENTINE. 8., Jr.
Ensign
62 Eif,'hlh Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
liay Shore, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1600.
VAN.'ARNAM. MELO E.
Ens if!"
602jil0th St., So, Fargo,
N. D. Univ. of Wash.,
San Diego. Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2407. IITA.
VAN ATTA, R. C.
Ensign
449 Park Ave., Waverly,
N. Y. Mass. Inst. -i of
Tech., Bay Shore, Great
Lakes.
Ill
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VAN AUKEN. FRANK H.
Ensign
Glen Ridge, N. J. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1573.
HTA.
VAN BERGEN. G. L.
Ensign
Brandon Hall, l.SOl Beacon
St., Brookhne, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 262.5.
HTA.
VANCE, H. C.
Ensign
615 Washington Ave,,
Greenville, Ohio. Seattle,
San Diego, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2364. HTA.
VAN CLEVE, C. G.
Ensign
162 Nassau St., Princeton,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola, Hamp-
ton Roads. N. A. No.
2082. HTA.
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VAN DEREN, F, P.
Ennign
3S32 Brighton Ave., Oak-
land, Gal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola, Mont-
chic, Fr, N. A, No. 693,
HTA.
VAN DE WATER, L.
Ensign
19 Broad St., Pittsfield,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Rockaway. LTA,
VANDIVER. C. W.
Student Officer
106 Cherokee St., Rome,
Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore. IITA.
VAN DUSEN, F. CLAIR
Ensign
Southoid, L. I.. N. Y^
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pen-
sacola. Chatham. N. A.
No. 937. HTA.
VAN EMDEN, A. L.
Lieut, ij.g.)
46 Lindsey Si., Dorcheslcr,
Mass. Akron, Rockaway,
Queensown, Roehampton,
Castletown, Pallice, Brest,
B. Sh. LTA.
VAN EVERA, EDWARD
Ensign
Marquette, Mich. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2199.
HTA.
VAN IIOUTEN, E. L.
Lieut. iJ.g.)
5.35 Boylston Ave., North,
Seattle, Wash. Pensa-
cola, Moutchic, Gironde,
Fr., N. A. No. 269.
VANN, DAN M.
Ensign
Howardsville, Md. Mass,
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2666
LTA.
VAN TUYL, W. H.
Lieul. (j.q.)
Park Ave., WanLagh, L. I.
N, Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 98,!. HTA.
VAUGIIAN, C. L., Jr.
Lieut, (j.g.)
407 Brook St., Providence,
H. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Newport, Blue Hill Obser-
vatory, 'Jueenstown, Wex-
ford.
VENNE.MAN, H. S.
Student Officer
2:5.5 Parker Ave., Buffalo,
N. Y. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Bay Shore. HTA.
VERNP:n, E. M.
E„.-:i,jn
60.) Ilullon Hd., Oakmont,
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech ,
Key, Peusacola. N. A.
No. 1841. HTA.
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MGEANT, NAPOLEON
Ensi(/n
48 Riverside Si., Lowell,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Akron, Rockaway Beach.
LTA.
\IL.MAR, FREDERICK
'Student OJ)icer
18 Theresa Place, Staten
Island, New York. Dun-
woody, Mass. iDst. of
Tech. HTA.
"\ OGELGESANG, C. E.
Student Officer
R. F. D. No. 4. Massilon.
Ohio. Dunwoody. Mass.
Inst, of Tech. HTA.
VOGELL. C. G.
Lieut. IJ.g.)
2040 Seventh Ave., New
Y'jrk City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 1631.
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VOLCKENINC;. LLOYD I.
Ensiijri
392 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Newport, Akron, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1582.
LTA.
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VON MAIJR, JAiMES W.
iCnsign
1800 East River St., Dav-
enport, Iowa. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Miami,
N. A. No. iOl.5. HTA.
VOORIIEES, EDW. K.
Eftsign
Evanston, 111. Dunwoody,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2577. IITA.
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VOSS. EUGENE L.
Ensign
12fi Walnut St., Denison,
Dunwoody, Miami,
Iowa
Pcnsacol;
HTA
N. A. No. 2544.
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Vail, Donai,d B., Ensign, 174 Upper Boulevard, Rid|S;e-
wood, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1019. HTA.
Vajl, Malcolm D., Ensign, 437 Liacoln Ave., High-
land Park, HI.
Valdes, V. F., Lieut, (j.g.), 3337 Walnut St., Phila-
delphia, Pa. N. A. No. 256.
VanAken, FIarhy M., Student Officer, 117 St. Johns
Place., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Vance, C. D., Ensign, 1727 11th Ave., Soulh Eiirming-
ham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 2217. HTA.
Van Clief, CoiiRTi..\NDT, Lieut. (j.g.").2l5 Vlanor Road,
W, Brighton. St a. Island, N. Y. Moutchic-Lacanau,
Pau iliac. France. HTA.
VanCourt. K., Ensign, 428 Nuber Ave.. Mount Vernon,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Langley Field, Miami, Fla.,
Killingholme, Eng., Hampton Roads, Va.
Van Dam, L., Ensign, 20 Berkly Road, Merion Sta., Pa.
VandkCaiui, Noraian A., Student Ollicer, 11 Amherst
St., Rochester, N. Y.
Vanderbuilt, Ches;ter W., Student Oflicer, 545 Valley
St., Orange, N. J.
Vandebbilt, W. S., Jr., Lieut, (j.^)-
\'an DeWater, D. G. \., Ensign, 177 High St., Passiac,
N. J. N. A. No. 1818.
Van Dt'SEN, E. T., Student Officer, 129 N. Hill St.,
Pasadena, Cal.
Van Fleet, W. C, Jr., Ensign, 2020 Pacihc Ave., San
Francisco, Cal. French Army, U. S. N. A. S., Dunkirk,
Fr., U. S. S. Tpxas, Croix de Guerre with Palm. N. A.
No. 1731. LTA.
Van Guy, Malcolm, Student Oflicer, 1109 M St.,
Washington, D. C.
Van Hulsteyn, J. M. C., Ensign, Baltimore, Md.
Van Ness, John W., Student Officer.
Van Pelt, Wm. D., Jr., Student Ollice
Drive, New Y(jrk Cily.
Van Raale, Arthur, Student OiHccr.
86 t Riverside
VanSchaack, Henry C., Student Officer. Hotel Wash-
ington, Washington, D. C.
VanValkenburg, Wm., Student Officer, 819 Trust Co.
of Ga. Rldg., Atlanta, Ga.
VA^'VooRHIS, Noble, Student Officer, 104 Richelieu,
New Castle. Pa.
Varini, F., Ensign.
Vaiighan, Hines F., Ensign, 116 W. Henry St., Spar-
tanburg, S. C. Seattle, Washington, San Oiego, Cal.,
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2346. HTA.
Vehslage. Frank C, Student Officer, 61 Shanley Ave..
Newark, N. J.
^'EnNOB, John W., Student Officer, 201 Flat Iron Bldg.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Verstine, F. P., Student Officer, 173 Main St., Brook-
ville. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. L, HTA.
Vl\ll, L. S., Ensign, 84 Clinton Ave., S. Rochester.
N. Y. N. A. No. 2285.
ViLAK, Logan Arckibald, Lieut, (j.g.), 279 E. Central
St.. Highland Park, 111.
\ incent, Fred W., Jn., Student Officer, 698 Canyon
Road, Portland, Ore. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
\'iNiNG, Merritt a., Lieut, (j g.). 69 Paterson St.,
Rrunswick, N. J.
\ Lsco, Peter B.. War. Machinist. 1060 Acushnet Ave.,
New Bedford, Mass.
VoGEL. Hugo, C, R., Student Officer. 395 Lake Drive,
Milwaukee, Wise.
VoLLMER. Albert M., Student Olficcr, 3789 Daley Ave.,
San Diego, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
VoLPE, A. M.. War. Carpenter, U.S.N.
Vonis, Bryant B., Student Officer, Waterloo, 111.
Voss, R. E., Ensign, St. James, Minn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2275. HTA.
Vrooman, F. E., Ensign, 3641 Wyandotte St., Kansas
Cily, Mo. N. A. No. 1618.
\'rooman, John E., Student Officer, 3*^36 S. Renton St.,
Kansas City, Mo.
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WALKER, ERNEST E.
Ensign
Paoli, Indiana. Great
Lakes, Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Rlue Hill Otjservalory.
IITA.
WALLER, PHILIP R.
Student Officer
2031'^ Fuhrnian Ave.,
Seattle, Wasti. Seattle.
WALLER, ROLAND E.
Ensif/n
112 W. Newell Ave., Ruth-
erford, N. J. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Miami, Hay
Shore, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1403. UTA.
WALSH, ARTHUR E.
SliidenL Officer
766 Ostrorn .\ve., Syracuse,
N. Y. M.1SS. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns-
wick, Key West. HTA.
WALSH, FREDERICK I.
Student Officer
21.50 Bucker Ave., Everett,
Washington. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
WARBASSE, C. N.
Enstt/n
1.31 Seventy-sixth St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Boy Shore.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2169.
IITA.
WARBURG, JAMES P.
Lieul. (j.rj.)
gs.l Charles River Road,
Cambridge, Mass. New-
[)ort News, Hampton Roads,
Washington, Bureau of
Nav. HTA.
WARBURTON, WM.
Lieut, ij.g.)
122 East 76th St., New
York Cily, RFC, B. Sh.,
C^aNhol. Ncwhaven, Amien,
Canipagne, N. B. G. N.
A. No. 163.
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WARNER. HERBERT R.
Ensign
Plymouth, Mich. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
Miami, No. Bomb. Gr.,
Fr., Moutchic, Fr. N. A.
No. 732. HTA.
WARNER, J. LAIRD.
Ensign
Ten .Sleep, Wyo. Mass.
Inst, of Tech.. .JVkrfin, Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 2648.
LTA.
WARNER, PAUL ClIAS.
Lieut, ij.g.)
3.S Lockwood Ave., New
Rochelle, New York. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Key West.
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2620.
HTA.
W.\RREN, ALDRED K.
Lieut, ij.g.)
12 Siim'n!>r St., Salem,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola, San Diego. N.
A. No. la3. IITA.
WASS, WARREN II.
Ensign
.32 E. Iskiy St., Santa
Barbara, Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Key West, Mi-
ami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
1396. HTA.
WASSELL, HERBERT L.
Student Officer
Lillle Rock, Ark. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore.
HTA.
WATERMAN, FRANCIS
Ensign
20111 Allston Way, Berke-
ley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1821.
HTA.
WATKRS, ROBERTS.
Ensign
Southrnont, Johnstown, Pa.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mout-
chic, Pensacola, Treguier.
N. A. No. 921. HTA.
2081
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Key
WHITE, THOS. G.
Student Officer
Maine St., (,)nincy,
Dutiwoody, Miami,
West. HTA.
WHITEHOUSE. R
Ensign
108 Vaughan St., Portland,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Hampton Rds., PeiLSacoIa,
Moul(^hic, Fr., Le Croisic,
Fr. N. A. No. 391. HTA.
WHITESCAHVER, W.
Student Officer
31 Broad St., Georgetown,
S. C.
HTA.
Mass. Inst, of Tech.
WHITING, EDMUND A.
Ensign
76 Ga1e.s Ave., Montclair,
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Buffalo, Keyport.
AVIIITING, IRVING II.
Student Officer
297.5 Corydon Road, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Seattle, San
Diego. HTA.
WHITMAN, R. L.
Lieut, ij.g.)
l.jO East 72nd St., New
York City. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Great Lakes. HTA.
WHITMORE, F. R.
Ensign
1 13 So. Barkley St., Water-
loo, Iowa. Columbia Univ.,
Bay Shore, Great Lakes,
Pensacola. HTA.
WHITNEY, PAUL LeB.
Ensign
Elmcourt, Medina Road,
Akron, Ohio. M. I. T.,
Hampton Rds., Brest, Fr.,
Kt-y West, N. A. No. 2601 .
WHITNEY, RICHARD T,
Lieut, (j.g.)
219 Hope St., Providence,
R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Hamjjton Roads, Pensa-
cola, Moutchic, L'Aber
Vrach. N. A. No. 393.
WHITTED, JAMES A.
Lieut. (J.g.)
200 West Ga Rua St.,
Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola.
N. A. No. 179. HTA.
WHYEL, THOS. M.
Ensign
1(13 E. Fayette St., Union-
town, Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Key West, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 1700.
WHYTE, DAVID R.
Ensign
930 Queen St., East Toron-
to, Canada. Bay Shore,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola, Hampton Rds. N. A.
No. 2161. LTA.
WHYTE, RUSSELL I.
Student Officer
2503 14t.h St., N. W.,
Wash., D. C. Mass. Inst.
of Tech. IITA.
WICKER, J. C.
Ensign
Blackford, Va. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Norfolk,
Pensacola, Moutchic, Brest,
Brooklyn. N. A. No. 689.
HTA.
WICKWIRE, A. M., Jr.
Student Officer
119 Highland Ave., West-
field, N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA.
WIEBUSCH, E. G. L., Jr.
Ensign
207 North 7th St., Waco,
Texas. Seattle, Sau Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2510.
HTA.
292
WIGELY, ROBERT G.
Ensign
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Mass. Inst, of Teeh., San
Diego, Miami, Key West.
N. A. No. 2058. HTA.
WIGGLESWORTH, A. G.
Ensign
426 Central Ave., Wilmette,
WIGGLESWORTH, F.
Lieut. {].<}.)
2 West Hill Place. Boston,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.
WILBUR, ROBT. A., Jr.
Ensiiiri
606 \V. Clinton St., Elmira,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2283. HTA.
WILSON
Lieul. (j.q.)
51 Main St., Thomaston,
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2171.
HTA.
Ensign
General Del. Bosworth,
Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
Miami. Pensacola. N. A.
No. 224.5. HTA.
Ensign
186 State St., Perth Am-
hoy. N. J. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Buffalo, Klizabelh,
Garden City. N. A. No.
1018. HTA.
WIMMER, EDWARD L-
Machinist
7120 Emerald Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. Columbia Univ.,
Great Lakes, Hockaway
Beach. HTA.
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WININGS. W. C.
Ensign
1655 N. Alabama St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. j Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Rockaway Beach. LTA.
WISE, K. S. N.
Ensign
Moiitchic, Lake Bolsena,
Porto Corsin
IITA.
WISSMAN, LEO B.
Student Officer
551 East Thirteenth St..
Cincinnati, Ohio. Miami.
295
WITTE, EDWARD B.
Ensign
129 1 Fillmore Ave., Bufralo,
N. Y. M. I. T., Key West,
Miami, Moutchic, Outang
Malpensa. N. A. No. 1447.
HTA.
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WORTH, IRVING II.
Sluderil Officer
61 East 95th St., Ne%v York
City. Mass. Inst, ot Tech.
LTA.
WRIGHT, RORERT F.
Ensign
.3.39 Kingsway Ave., Winni-
peg, Canada. Dunwoody,
San Diego, Pensacola. N.
A. No. 2266. HTA.
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WRIGHT. WEBSTER M.
Lieul. ij.g.)
Bivonac Place. Fort
Thomas, Ky. M. I. T.,
Moutchic, Fr.. Brest, Fr.,
L'Aber Vrach, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 322. HTA.
WYLIE, HAROLD H.
Ensign
Bowesmont, N. D. Seattle,
Univ. Wash., San Diego,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1918.
HTA.
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Wachteb, Fekdin-ind, Ensign. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Miami. Pensacola. HTA.
W.iCKMAN. Lee Daniel, Sti.dent Officer. Alhert Lea,
Mmn. Seattle, Wash. HTA.
Waddell. RRro. Student Omcer. Room 456 Elec. & Gas
Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga.
Wadsworth. Horace E., Student Ollicer. New Ocean
House, Swampscott, Mass.
_ Wagenseil, Edgar White, Lieut, (j.g.), 5788 E. Circle
Ave., Chicago, III.
Waggeneh. C. E.. Ensign, 111 Realty St., Columbus,
lud.
Wagner. Arthur C, Ensign. 15J1 Cleveland Place,
Denver. Col. N. A. No. 1626.
Wagner, T. II.. Ensign.
Wagner. Tho.s. II., Jr., Ensign. N. A. No. 1461.
Waldon, R11S.SELL E.. Ensign, 427 Seward Ave., Detroit,
Mich. N. A. No. 2144.
Wales, L. A., Ensign, Care of A. B. Leach & Co., 62
Cedar St., New York City.
Walker, Donald. Ensign. 85 Washington St., East
Orange. N. J. N. A. No. 2048.
Walker, II. W., Ensign, 1233 Munsey Bldg., Wash-
ington, D. C.
Walker, James Carl, Ensign.
Walker, Jos. R., Student Olhcer, 158 Summer St..
Boston. Mass.
Walker, I^eslie A., Lieut, (j.g.). 1419 Pike Road, Ensley.
Birmingham. Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. Fla.
N. A. No. 718. HTA.
Walker. Leon B.. Student Olllrer. 1 Hillhouse Ave.,
New Haven. Conn.
Walker. O. P.. Ensign, 1313 E. Boulevard St.. El Paso.
Tex. N. A. No. 2116."
Walker, W. J., Lieut, (.j.g.). N. A. No. 1167.
Wallace. Clayton M., Student Officer, 8 Lake St.,
Wolfeboro, N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Wallace. G. II., War. Machinist. 6203 Palatine Ave.,
Seattle, Wasti. Puget Sound Navy Yard, San Diego Air
Station.
Wallace, Llither T., Student Ollicer, 806 Marguctte
Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Wallace. Rav Re.\ch, Ensign, 530 N. Central Ave.,
Austin, Chicago. 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cape May.
Miami. IVnsacoIa. Norfolk. HTA.
Wallick. L. D.. Ensign. Hotel Deshler, Columbus, Ohio.
Walling, E. S.. Lieut, (j.g.).
Wallincford, J. K.. Ensign. 107 N. Miller St , Cynthiana.
Ky. N. A. No. 1705.
Walsh. Cline J.. Student Officer. 1058 Second Ave.,
Detroit. Mich.
Walsh, Edward J., Student Officer, 313 Southbrook
Courts, Washington, D. C. Univ. of Washington, Seattle.
HTA.
Walsh, Garnar V., Student Officer, 122 WiUoughby
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y'.
Walsh, Jos. R., Student Officer, 3 E. 128th St.. New
Y'ork City.
Walter, Edwin H., Ensign, 806 West St.. Wilmington,
Del. N. A. No. 2124.
Walter, Otto F.. Student Officer. Columbus. Neb.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Walters, C. W., Ensign, Casselton, N. D.
Ward, Alfred, War. Machinist.
Ward, Harrison F.. Student Officer.
Ward, Jasper I., War. Gunner.
Ward. Max F., Student Officer.
Ward, Thomas Wm.. Student Officer. Sharon. Pa.
Wardwell. Charles Ed., Ensign. N. A. No. 759.
Ware, Henry M., Student Officer, 2 Magnolia Court,
Greensboro, N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Waiie, Robt. Hughes, Student Officer, Country Club.
Brookline. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Warford, Henry W., Student Otricer, Genesee, N. Y.
Warner, Edward A., Student Officer, Republic
Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Seal lie. Wash., Miami, Fla.
HTA.
Warner, II., Student Officer, Grafton Hotel, Wash-
ington, DC. Mass. Inst, ol Tech. LTA.
Warren. R. A.. Student Officer. 32 Weston St.. Wallham,
Mass.
Warren, R. Rates, Ensign, 1311 Columbia Road,
Washing Ion, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pen-
sacola, Cape May. N. A. No. 1311. HTA.
Warren, Walter K., Student Officer, 8401-17th Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
^^^\SHBURN, Frederick .\., Student Officer.
Washburn. J. R.. War. Boatswain. 705 13th Ave.,
Milwaukee, \\'is. Pensacola. Squantum, Mass., San Diego,
Cal., North Island. HTA.
Waters, Harris M., Ensign. Alexandria, Va. N. A.
No. 1990.
Waters. ttpAL Selby. En.^ign. 2647 Durant Ave.,
Berkeley. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Fla.,
Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1591. HTA.
Watkins. J. L., Student Officer, 412 W. Clinton St.,
Elmira. N. Y'. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. LTA.
Watkins. Ronald G., Student Officer. 1641 Lucile
Ave., Los Angeles. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami,
San Diego. IITA.
Watson, Edw. B., Student Officer, 487 Adams St.,
Milton, Mass.
Watson, J. W., Ensign, 38 W. Loo St., Frostbiirg,
Maryland. N. A. No. 1962.
W.ATSON. L. Savage, Ensign. Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Watson-. B. M.. Student Officer. North Bend, Neb.
Seattle, Wash., Key West. Fla. HTA.
Watt, Geo. Y., Ensign.
Wattkbs, Louis IL, Student Officer. lOfi Ocean View
Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Akron,
Ohio. LTA.
WtTTS, Curtis C, Ensign, Hansel Hall Apts., Windsor
Hills, Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio,
Pensacola. Fla. LT.\.
Watts, ^\^M. B., Ensign, 413 First Ave., Rome. Ga.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. L. I.. Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 1340. HTA.
Waugh, R. S., Ensign.
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Weaver. R. B., Ensign, 620 Columbus Ave., Boston.
Mass.
WEBBEn, R.\LPH B., Student Officer, 119.5 Beacon St.,
Brookline, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Webeb. Chahles M., Ensign, 1U7 Trust & Sav. Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Webster, Fued N., Ensign, 7730 E. Lake Terrace.
Chicago, 111.
Weed, Geo. W., Student Officer, 1912 Avenue II.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. IITA.
Weeks, W. L., Ensign, Carmen St., I'atchogue, N. Y.
N. A. No. 2261.
Weems, Chas. L., Ensign, le.'il York St., Quincy, 111.
N. A. No. 1172.
Wegneb, Fritz W., Ensign, Frankfort, N. Y.
Weil, Edward A., Student Officer, 4202 Parkside Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Weinberg, Harry W., War Boatswain.
Weiimig. C. a.. Student Officer, 604 Linwood Ave.,
nuffalo, N. Y. Moss. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Wets, Charles W., Jr., Ensign, 430 Oxford St., Ro-
chester, N. Y. N. A. No. 611.
Weis, Erwin T., Student Officer, 2182 Glenwood Ave.,
Toledo, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Welboan, Lee C, Student Officer, 34 N. 23rd St.,
New York City.
Welch, E. P., Ensign, Gloucester, Mass. N. A. No. 997.
Welch, Leo. D., Student Officer, 169 Clinton St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Welch, Richard E., Student Officer, 25 Barlon St.,
Newburyport, Mass.
Weld, Frank E., Ensign.
Weld, L., Lieut, (j.g.)., 82 Brever St., New York City.
N. A. No. 219.
Weller, Michael, Student Officer. 2002 H St., N. W.,
Washinglon, D. C.
Welles, C. R., Sludent Officer, Stratford, Conn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Welle,"!, Russell, Ensign, 71 Town St., Norwich, Conn.
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1186.
Wells, Chandler, Lieut, (j.g.), 490 Linwood Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Packard Motor'Co.
Wells, R. H., Ensign, 104 Charles River Road, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Wells, Thomas M., Student Officer, 314 Orange St.,
Wilmington, N. C.
Welsh, Mai>ison F., Lieut. Ij.g.), 404 Elderado St.,
Decatur, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads,
Pensacola, Fla., Rockaway Beach. N. A. No. 414.
Welty, Henry Harrison, Student Officer, 1242 Western
Ave., Topeka, Kansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami,
Fla. HTA.
Wei.tv. Leonard A., War. Boatswain, Franklin, Dela-
ware County, N. Y., Pensacola, Fla., Killingholme, Eng.:
Bay Shore, L. L; Miami, Fla.; Anacostia, D. C; Hampton
Roads, Rockaway, L. I.; U. S. S., Norlh Carolina, V. S. S.
Seattle, U. S. S. Shawmul. HTA.
WEI..7ANT, Geo. P., Ensign, 721 S. Broadway, Baltimore,
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 1994. LTA.
Wenner, Frank II., Ensign, 110 Addinglon Place,
Utica, N. y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola.
HTA.
Wenz, E. a.. Ensign.
Werxelman, D. J., Jr., Ensign, 3529 Locust St..
Philadelphia, Pa. N. A. No. 2332.
Wesley, Habold H.. Ensign. Terra Ceia, N. C.
Wessells, Walter B., Ensign, 315 Dolphin St., Balti-
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Fla.
N. A. No. 1844. HTA.
West, James W., Student Officer, 35 W. 15th St.,
Atlanta, Ga,
West, W. M., Lieut, (jg). 56 Nightingale St., Dor-
chester, Mass. N. A_ No. 220' o.
Weston, C. F., Ensign, Royal St., Mcdford, Mass.
Wetherby, John K., Jb., Student Oificer, 1519 Spruce
Place, Minn., Minn.
Whalen, Edmt;nd A., Jb.. Student Officer, 153 Clifton
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Whales, T. C, War. Boatswain.
Whailey, Wm. J., Student Officer, 2218 Arlington Ave.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Wheelan, Wni. L., Student Officer, 034 Carlton Ave.,
Plainfield, N. J.
Wheeler. Henry C, Student Officer.
, Evanston,
Hampton
,. No. 2430.
M36 Girard
Wheeler, J. L., Ensign, 524 Riverside Drive, N. Y.
City. N. A. No. 2008.
Wheeler, John E., Student Officer.
Wheeler, Oscar G., Lieut. (,lg). 8 Greylock Road,
AUston, Mass. Pensacola, Washington, D. C. N. A.
No. 237. HTA.
Wheeler, R. A., Ensign, Orchard Park, N. Y.
Wheltle, Albert Fh.\ncis, Student Officer, 105 E.
West St., Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Whelan, T. J., Ensign, 95 Collage St., Lynn, Mass.
N. A. No. 2062.
Whebby, Kenneth S., Student Officer, 3433 Carnegie
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Whidden, Wm. B., Ensign, 39 Sterling St., West Newton,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I., Pensacola.
Fla. N. A. No. 1815. HTA.
Whicham, WiM., Jb., Ensign, 5815 Fifth Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I., Pen-
sacola, Fla. HTA.
Whipple, Ru.sseli. A., Student Officer. 1335 Smith St.,
Providence, R. I.
Whitakeb, E. L., Ensign.
Whitakeb, H. D., Ensign, 3133 Menlo Ave., Hyde Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio. N. A. No. 1445.
Whitakeb. L. J., Ensign.
WiiiTAKEn, R. A.. Ensign, 1116 Main St., Baton Rouge,
La. N. A. No. 1946.
Whitco.mb, Fbanklin L., Student Officer.
WHircoMB, K. F.. Ensign, 1123 Asbury Ave.,
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Rockaway. L. L:
Roads. Va.; Akron, O.; Pensacola, Fla. N.
LTA.
Whitcomb, RoLLiN L., Student Officer,
Ave., So. Minneapolis, Minn.
White, C. W., Ensign, Hertford. N. C. N. A. No. 1706..
White. Edw. 1., Student Officer, 615 Hlackstone Ave.,
Fresno, Cal.
White, Ebskine N., Student Officer, 1125 Madison
Ave., New York City. Great Lakes, 111-
White. Jos. II., Student Officer, 5610 Dorchester Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
White, L. G., Lieut, (j.g.), 203 Court St., Portsmouth,
Va.
White. Raymond M., Ensign, Great Western Sugar
Co., Billings, Mont. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla.,
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1551. HTA.
White, Russell II., Ensign, 3329 East Madison St.,
Seattle, Wash. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Univ. of Wash.,
Pensacola.
White. Sibley L.. Ensign. 128 E St., S. E., Wash-
ington, D. C. N. A. No. 1764.
White, Walter, Ensign. N. A. No. 1496.
White, Wm. M., Jb., Student Officer, Mexico, Tex.
Whitehead, Charles P., Student Officer.
Whitehead, John T., Student Officer, 1322 E. Mar-
quette Road, Chicago, 111.
Whitehead, V. L., Jr.. Ensign. 2 Mechanic St., Buffalo,
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A.
No. 2425. HTA.
Whitehurst, Ben. W., Ensign, The Earlington, 16th
St., Washington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Wash-
ington. HTA.
Whitelaw, Geo. P., Student Officer, 5291 Westminster
Place, St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Whtteman, Z. H., Jr., Ensign, 106 E. 4th St.. Williams-
port. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pen-
sacola. Fla.. Hampton Boads, Va.. Cape May, N. J.
N. A. No. 1654. HTA.
Whiting, Brainabd S., Student Officer.
Whiting, Robebt B., Ensign, Station B., Winsted,
Conn. Great Lakes, 111., Pensacola, Fla. LTA.
Whitney, J. R., Ensign, Sewickley, Pa. N. A. No. 1084.
Whitney, King, Ensign, Geneva, N. Y. Akron, R. N.
A. S.. Roehampton, Eng.: Queenstown, Ire; Brest, France;
La Trinite, France. LTA.
Whittaker, James E., Student Officer, 5 Trumbull
Square, Worcester, Mass.
Whittle, Geo. V., Lieut, {.i.g.), Crestwood, Town of
Eastchestcr, N. Y. Akron, Ohio, Washington, D. C,
Hampton Ro.ads. LTA.
Wick, Henry C, Jr., Student Officer, 13124 Euclid
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
WicKES, Bradford, Student Officer, 105 E. 53rd St.,
New York City.
Wjcket, J. Caldwell, Ensign, Richmond, Va. Mass.
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WicKHAM, Rex H., Studenl Officer.
WiCKMAiv, Wtf.BUR F., Ensiyn, 117 E. Hih St., Concordia,
Kansas. Mass. Insl. of Tech , Pensacola. Fla.; Cape Mav,
N. J.; Akron, Ohio. N. A. No. 15;J7. LTA.
Wicks, John H., Machinist, Bay Shore, L. I., New York.
Pensacola, Bay Shore, Brunswick. HTA.
WrDENF.n, Seth G., Student Omcer, Chili Station, N. Y.
WrDMEn, W. R., ICnsign, 429 W. 117th St., New York
Cily. N. A. No. 1201.
WiDMER. W. E., Ensign, 508 S. Main St., Centerville,
Iowa. Maws. Inst, of Tech., Key Wesl. Miami, Pla.,
Hampton Roads, Va., Pensacola, Fla. HTA.
WiGMAN. Walter W.. Ensign, N. A. No. 1775.
WiLBAB, Wads WORTH. Ensign. 15.5 Cohannet St.,
Taunton, Mass. N. A. No. H96.
Wilcox, Robt. B., Ensi^rn, Elks Club, Amsterdam, N.
Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola,
Queenstown, Ireland; Wexford, Ireland. N. A. No. 1251.
HTA-
Wild, Marcellus F., Ensign, 143 Spg. St., Rochester,
N. Y. N. A. No. 1405.
Wild, Robt. S., Student Officer, 3641 Locust St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Wilder, Emory IE, Lieut, (j-g.), 1622 Forest Place,
Evanston. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes, Key
West, Port Sewal, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No.
LTA.
Wilder, Herbert F., War. Machinist.
Wiley, James Duncaiv, Student OITicer, 1548 Beacon
St., Wahan, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton
Roads, Va., Pensacola, Fla., New York. Boston. HTA.
Wiley, N. Chester, Student Officer, 10 Crocker St.,
Somerville, Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech. LTA.
WiLKiNs, Cleon, Student Officer, Spanish Fork, Utah.
WiLKiNs, E. B., Ensign, 3771 Clay St., San Francisco,
Cal. N. A. No. 1765.
Wilkinson, Wm., War. Gunner.
Willett, .Foseph J., Jr., Student Ollicer, 1325 Ave. F.,
Anniston, Ala.
William, Arthur S., Lieut, (j.g.), Chaj.in, S. C.
N. A. No. 114.
William, C. D., Lieut
Mich.
William's, A. J.,
Cily.
Williams, Chas,
Elraira, N. Y.
Williams, C. E., War. Gunner.
Williams, Ernest N., Student Officer.
WiLLiA^is, EuoENE A-.Studont OlTiccr, 309 Massachusetts
Ave., N. W., Washington. D. C.
\\'iLLiAMs, Ir.v Jason, Student Officer, 1122 Fairmont
St.. Washington. D. C.
Williams, J. G., Student Officer, 712 Candler Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga., Seattle, Washin ton. HTA.
Williams, John Warben. Student Officer. 136 Edge-
wood St., Hartford, Conn.
Williams, Lanodon T., Student Officer, 223 Woodland
Ave., Columbus. Ohio. Dunwoody Institute, Minn.
Williams, Marcus E., Ensign.
Williams, Richard T.. Ensign. 39 1 Elmwood Ave..
Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola,
Key We-it. HTA.
Williams, Sidney D., Student Officer. 209 State St.,
Harrisburg, Pu. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Florida.
HTA.
\\'iLLiA.Ms, Staunton, Student Officer, Q90 Pro-^pect Ave.,
Hartford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Williams, Vernon M.. Ensign. N. A. No. 2210.
Williams, Wm. K., Student Officer, 160 Wilson Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Williamson, Arthur Douglass, Student Officer. 6
Division St., IHon. N. Y. Ma^s. Inst, of Tech. HTA.
Williamson, R. L., Ensign. N. A. No. 629.
Willincham, Judson, Student Officer, 703 Piedmont
Ave., Atlanta. Ga.
Willis, P. Connally, Student Officer, 925 N. 16th St..
Waco, Te.xas. Seattle, Washington, San Diego, Cal.
HTA.
Wills, Bert W.. En.sign. N. A. No. 1739.
Wilson, A. G., W^ar. Boatswain, 136 W. 90th St.. New
York City. N. A. No. 1463.
Wilson, C. M., War. Machinist, 3961 Ashland Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo., Columbia University. Great Lakes, III.;
Philadelphia, Pa.; Pauillac, Dunkirk ,Paimboeuf, France.
(j.g.), 32 Slinson St., Detroit,
Ensign. 373 E. 207th St., New York
Student Officer, 365 W. Clinton St.,
Wilson, Charles C, Student Officer. 213 Webstei
Ave., Muskegon, Mich.
Wilson, D., Lieut, (j.g.). 63 Hancock St., Lexington,
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola and aboard U. S. S.
•Shawmut.
Wilson, Everett Rowland, Ensign. High Park, Grand
View Drive, Peoria, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore,
L. L, Pensacola, Hampton Roads. HTA.
W^ilson, Frank M., Student Officer, 5533 Sierra Vista
St., Los Angeles. Cal.
AViLsoN, James H., Student Officer. 332 McKinley Ave.,
Salem, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. HTA.
Wilson, JrjLius L., Ensign, 416 W. 122nd St.. New
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Pensacola.
N. A. No. 1795. HTA.
Wilson. Lincoln S.. Lieut, (j.g.), R. F. D. No. 61.
Norwalk, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore, Hamp-
ton Roads, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1171.
Wilson, Leslie E., Student Officer, U. S. Naval Hos-
pital, Fort Lyon, Colo.
Wilson, Milton A., Student Officer, 1 Slate St., Weth-
ersticld, Cnnn.
W/LSON, Samuel J., Student Officer.
Wilson, W. H., Ensign. Tallahassee, Fla. N. A. No.
loia.
Wilson, W^ Henry, Ensign, 186 State St.. Perth Amboy.
N. J.
Wilson, Walter G., Ensign, 34 15th St., Lowell, Mass.
N. A. No. 1045.
Wilson, W^l S., Ensign, 1239 Girard St., N. W.,
W^ashington, D. C.
Wlnants, F. H.. Ensiqn, 15 W. Madison St., BaUimore,
Md.
Windsor, John J.. Student Officer, 119 Don Caspar Ave,,
Ma.ss. Lis), of Tech., U. S. S. Minnesola, San Francisco.
nT.\.
\\ mo, Herbert C, Lieut, (j.g.), 231 W. 10th Ave..
Columbus, (Jhio. Akron, Rockavvay Queenstown. Ireland;
Wexford. Ireland; R. N. ,\. S. Roehampton, Eng., La
Trinite, Brest, France.
Winn, Fred M., Student Officer, 629 W. lOlh St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Seattle, Washington. IITA.
WiNSLOw, lUiRNSinE, Eusign, 145 Cold Sitring St.,
New Haven, Conn., Great Lakes, Pensacola.
\A'iNSLo« , IViBEHT C, Si iidcut OHicer, Union Trust
Co.. Indianar'olis, Ind. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Key West,
Pensacola. Pla. HTA.
W^iNSTON. James W., Student Offiicer, Duarte, Cal.
Winterhalter, William Charles, Ensign, 75 Lin vood
Ave., Craflon. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tecii., Miami, Fla.
N. A. No. 2050. HTA.
WiNTERSTEEN. JoHN, Ensigu, 2220 Delancey St..
Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West.
N. A. No. 1478. HTA.
\A'ippEnMAN, Walter K., Student Officer, Loan &
Trust l^o., Logan'iitort, Ind.
Wiseman, C. J., Student UlTicer, 2224 Fulton St., San
Francisco, Cal.
>\'iTHEiiiLL, LisTON L., Student Officer, 100 Walnut St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Wolf. E. L., Lieut, fj.g.), 1931 St. Paul St., Baltimore,
Md.
Wolfe, J., Lieut, (j.g.), Brooskide Farm, Ossining, N. Y.
WoLriiN, Geo. L., Ensign, 1705 Walnut St., Berkeley,
Cal., Seattle, W^ashington; San Diego, Cal., Pensacola,
Fla. N. A. No. 2244. HTA.
Wood, Arthur R.. War Carpenter, U. S. N.
Wood, Frederick S., Studenl Ofliccr, 76(10 Euclid
Ave., Cleveland, Oliio.
Wood, G. L., Ensign. N. A. No. 1937.
Wood, Henry L., Ensign, HunLingLon, L. I,
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Instructor.
Wood, Ouintan, Ensign, Logan, La. Seattle
ington. Key West, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2307
Wood, R. C, Ensign. N. A. No. 1397.
Wood, R. W^., Ensign, Ivy Depot, Albermarle Co., Va_
N. A. No. 2009.
Wood, R. Warner. Ensign, 56 Warren Ave., l*~ast,
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami,
Pensacola. HTA.
Wool), Roy W., Student Officer, 4206 Fairview Road,
P. II.. Little Rock, Ark.
W ooD, Thomas W., Student Officer, La Fayette, Ala.
Woodhouse, Hartland, Student Officer, 549 W. End
Ave., New York City.
WooDLiEF, Harold Bov, Student Officer, Ottawa, Kan.
N.
Wash-
HTA.
299
WoorjiuiFF, BniicF F., Knsifrn, HopkirisviUe, Ky.
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Pensficola. IN. A. No.
1873. IITA.
WooiMtLiFF, C C, Jb., Ensign, 52'i llriiversily .\ve.,
Ilhaco, N. Y. N. A. No. 1139.
WooDKliKF, T., Knsign, 130 Atlanlir St., lirid/^'etown,
N.J.
Woods, T. F., Ensign, 314 Stale St., Albany, N. Y.
WoOD.s, WiLl.HM n., Student Officer, IMI Lal'ayelle St.,
Denver, Colo.
WooDsiDF,, L. n.. Ensign, 21 E. Madison St., Haiti-
more, Md.
WoOLFY, Geokge T., Lieut, f.i.g.).
WooT.sKY, T. J., I'^nsign, 3.50 Post St., San Franci.sro,
Cat. N.A. No. 1331.
WonprcN, Lf.slir .1., Student OfTicer.
WoRLEY, FiiED M., Student Oiricer, 1116 W. 6lli St.,
Topeka, Kans. Seattle, Miami. IITA.
Worth, L. K., Ensign, 723 W. Colorado Ave., Colo-
rado Springs, Colo. N. .\. No. 207.i.
Wray, James R. L., Knsign, 221R Locust St., Phila-
delfihia. Pa. Mass. Inst, ol' Tech., Ray Shore, Pensacola,
Moulchic. Fromenline. N. A. No. 93fp. IITA.
Wrenn, Canfield M., Student OlTicer, 210 Capital
Bk. Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA.
Wright, Allvn Lee, Ensign, Columlms, Wise.
WniGH], EuwARD P.. Lieut, (i.e.), 22.5 Taylor Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pen-
sacola. N. A. No. 9.51. IITA.
Wright, F. II., Ensign, Liberty, Kv. N. A. No. 148.
Wright, Francis M., Student Omcer, 911 W. Green
St.. IJrbana, 111.
Wright, James N., Ensign, 315 Gilpin St., Denver.
Colo., Great Lakes, Pensacola.
WnioHT, Kenneth M., Student Officer, RoUa, Mo.
Wright, Marc S., Ensign, 669 Washington St., Brook-
line, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Cal., Pen-
sacola, Fla. .N. A. No. 1782.
Wright, Ralph E., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 5,
Celina, Ohio.
Wright, Richard S., Student Officer, 657 Asbury St.,
San Jose, Cal. Seattle, Washington. IITA.
Wright, Theodore Pai^l, Lieut, (j.g.), 22 Lafayette
St., Hempstead. L. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo,
Garden City, N. Y. IITA.
Wright, W. F., PZnsign, 861 W. Market St., Lima,
Ohio. N.A. No. 1558.
Wyant, Lynton D., Student Olficer.
Wyman, Edward E., Ensign, 403 Lancaster Ave.,
Havcrford, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, Elizabeth.
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To the men icho loere qualified early in the history of Naral Aviation, the list given below will be of
f articular interest as it shoirs the order in which the first 250 tnen were designated as Naval Aviators.
Up to the present time the Na"y his trained and so designated over 2,700 naval fliers.
No. Name
1. Ellyson, T. G.
2. Rogers, J.
3. Towers, J. II.
4. Herbsler, D. D.
5. Cunningham, A. A..
6. Smith. B. I .
7. Chevalier, G. deC.
8. Bellinger, P. N. L.
9. Billingsley, W. D.
10. Murray, J. N.
11. Mustin, II. C.
12. Mcllvaine, W. M.
13. Richarhson, 11. C.
16. Whiting, K.
17. MaxHeld, L. H.
18. McDonnell, E. O
19. Capehart, W.
20. Spencer, E. W.
21. Bartlett, II. T.
22. Murray, G.
23. Corry, W. M.
21. Read, A. C.
25. Johnson, E. F.
26. Evans, F. J.
27. Paunack, R. R.
28. Scofield, II. W.
29. Childs, W. G.
30. Dicmnn, G. C.
31. Young, R. T.
32. Gillespie, G. S.
33. Milscher. M. A.
34. Strickland, G. II.
35. Montfort, J. O. C.
36. Cabaniss, R. W.
37. Chase, N. B.
38. Stone, E. F.
39. MeKitterick, E. H.
40. Leighton, B. G.
41. Griffin, V. C.
42. Cecil, II. B. H.
43. Siigden, C. E.
44. Bressman, A. A.
45. Ramsey, D. W. C
46. Hull. G. T.
47. Peyton, P. J.
48. Kirkpalrick, R. D
49. Geiger, R. S.
50. Bonner, W. D.
51. Murphy, T. II.
52. Mason, C. P.
52J^. Salsman, J.
53. .Simpson, Jr., F.
54. Donahue. R.
55. Brewster, D. L. S.
55^. Sunderman, J. T.
56. Barin, L. T.
57. Parker, S. V
58. Masek, W.
59. Coffin, K. A
60. Eaton, P. P.
61 . Enos, G.
62. Varini, F.
63. Hawkins. C. A.
64. Rnttan. C. E.
No. Name.
65. Gates, A. L.
65i<. Brown, L. W.
66. Lovett, R. A.
67. Ames, A. W.
611. Gould, E. C. B.
70. Kilmer, O. P.
71. Talbot, P.
72. Davison, H. P.
73. Yorys. J. M.
74. McLeish, K.
75. Beach, C. F.
76. Farwell, J. V.
78. Read, R. R.
79. Rrush, G. M.
81). James, O. B.
81. Rockefeller, W. A.
82. Mcllwaine, A. G.
84. Irelanil, R. L.
85. Ingalls, D. S.
■ 86. Walker, S. S.
87. Smith, K. R.
88. Lynch, F. R. V.
89 Lawrence, G. F.
89M- Merrill. N. E.
90. McLaughlin, G.
91. McGrary, F. R.
92. Coombe, B. G.
93. Landon, H. H.
91. Culbcrt, E. P.
95. Fehcr, A.
95a. Filz Simon, R.
95b. I'ichon, C. F.
95c. Zar. M. A.
96. Coil, E. W.
9614. Chambcrlin, E. G.
97. Slrader, R. M. N.
98. Talbot, A. B
99. Whitehouse, W. B.
100. Crompton, G.
101. Ilamlen, W. L.
102. Little, C. G.
103. Brewer, A. D.
104. Di4ano, M. P.
105. Lansdovvne, Z.
106. Hell, G. W.
107. Cha.lwick, N.
108. Dilman, A. J.
109. Donnelly, T.
1 10. Carter, B. C.
111. Stone, G. W.
1 101,. AUen, G. L.
112. Atwater, W. B.
113. Fallon, N.
1 14. Williams, A. S.
1 15. Dietrich, A. F.
116. Palmer, C. D.
117. Murray. C D.
118. Taylor, M.
119. Townshend, R. S.
120. Walton. W. W.
121. Depew, G. G.
122. Goodyear, F.
123. Hutchins, Ilurd.
124. Schielfelin, J. J.
No. Name
12.5. Rodman, T. C.
126. Smith, E. T.
127. Otis, T. S.
128. Hawkins, A. W.
129. Lufkin, C.
13(i. Potter, S.
131. Fuller, P. S.
132. Gernea, E. de
133. Ott, G. A.
134. Geary, J. W.
134^. Wetheral, R, W.
135. Hinlon, W.
1.36. Willcox. W.
137. Lee, B. L.
138. Stone, E. A.
1.39. Fuller, C. F.
1 11. Stocker, R. M.
142. Foster, J. C.
1 13. Allen. F. S.
141 Amory, F. I.
145. Read, D. H.
146. Goldthwaite, D. R.
147. McCann, R. H.
148. Wright, A. H.
119. Swift, H.
150. Ruller, S. M.
151. Gordon, H. R.
152. Zunino, F. A.
153. Shea, E. L
151. Forrestall, J. V.
155. Rrackenridge, G.
156. Gib.son, II. F.
157. Mudge, W.
158. Clarkson, W.
159. MeCoid, P. II.
160. Halstead, A. H.
161. Randolph, R. D.
162. Mailer. R
163. Warburlou, W. J
163 I 2. I'elersou, H. A.
161. Rullierlord. J. \I.
165. Laugldin. G. M.
166. Evans, G. B.
167. Johnson. A. B.
168. McCulloch, D. II.
169. Pierce, T. J. II.
171. Shaw, G. W.
172. Perk. L. S.
173. Humphreys, W. V.
174. Bcrger, F. G. B.
175. Boyd, T. P.
1753^. Alexander, W. II.
176. White, B. C.
177. Coddington, D. H.
178. Kerr, R. H.
179. Whined, J. A.
180. Haskell, A.
181. Hvde, R. N.
182. Keyes, K. R.
183. Warren, A. K.
184. Eaton, J. A.
185. Peterson, W. L.
186. Stanley, II. T.
No.
Nome
187.
Remey, J T.
188.
Palmedo. R.
189.
Forbes, D. P.
190.
Allen, F. G.
191.
Baker, C. .S.
192.
Greenough, C. W.
193.
Ames, C. B
194.
Ilofer, M. A.
195.
Ives. P. F.
197.
Brewer, E. S.
198.
Dumas, G. D.
199.
McNamara, J. F.
200.
Rowen, H. J.
201.
Compo, G. L.
202.
Perrin, J.
203.
Hutchinson, L. B.
201.
MiicCaulay, D. M.
205.
Lochman, D. E.
206.
Moore, L. R.
207.
Thomas, R. D.
208.
Clements. J. R.
209.
Schermerhorn, II.
210.
Murphey. D. B.
2101^. Giosvenor, T. P.
211.
Roc. G. T.
212.
Tuelon. H. P.
213.
Marrioer, W. T.
211.
Pampelly, H. A.
215.
Riggers. R. L.
216.
Farmer. C. R.
217.
Greenfield. E. R.
219.
Weld, L. M.
220.
Phelan, J.
221.
Lancto. G. W.
2'T7
Wilcox. 11. M.
223!
Hawkins, B.
221.
Wenz, K. A.
225.
Alvord, D. B.
226.
Baiim, J. E.
227
Smith. F. S.
228.
Hawkins, S. C.
229.
Clapp. K. II.
230.
Dowell, B. B.
231.
Osl ridge, C. L.
232.
Bergin, T. M.
233.
Gadsden, P. H.
231.
Graves, L. D.
235.
Connelly, L. W.
236.
McAdoo, Jr., W. G
237.
Wheeler, 0. G.
238.
Benjamin. IT. R.
239.
Souther, A. F.
240.
Roberts, Jr., C. H.
211.
Harris F. M.
242.
Naylor, H. R.
213.
Voorhees, D. A.
244.
Maxfield, H. W.
215.
King, F. E.
246.
Lamar, L. E.
247.
Bancroft, Jr., F. W
218.
Griswold, R. A.
249.
Chapman, T. H.
250.
Frothingham, P. B.
300
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YANCEY, WILLIAM B.
SliulenI Ofjkrr
Liberty, Mo. Mass. Inst,
of Toch., Miami, Key West.
HTA.
YAWGER, FOSTER C.
Ensign
78 Linden St., Rochester,
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.,
Key West, Miami, Pensa-
cola. N. A. No. 2172.
HTA.
YEOMANS, SIMPSON
LieuL ij.g.)
.3.5:i0 Gladstone Blvd., Kan-
sas City, Mo. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Pensacola. N. A. No.
9(12. IITA.
YER.XA, THOMAS E.
Ensign
Redlands, Cal. Mass. Inst,
of Tech., Pensacola, Akron.
N. A. No. 1580. HTA.,
LTA.
.^<^'''
YOUNG, A. C, Jr.
Ensign
220 Shafer St., Kichmond,
Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech..
Instructor in Meteorology
and Theory of Ballooning.
LTA.
YOUNG, FRANKLIN
Ensign
Ozona, Fla. Dunkirk, Key
West, Moutchic Boisena,
Pensacola, U. S. S. Missis-
sippi. N. A. No. 761.
HTA.
YOUNG, HOWARD P.
Ensign
2107 Boulevard, Wilming-
ton, Del. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Key West, Pensa-
cola. N.A. No. 2295. HTA.
301
YOUNG. KENNETH L.
Lieul. (J.g.)
llingham, Mass. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola,
llampltjn Rds., Morehead
City. N.A. No. 515. HTA.
ZEISER, J. S.
Ensign
1113 Union St.. Schenec-
tady. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of
Tech.. Akron. Bay Shore,
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1871.
LTA.
ZELLER. HUBERT R.
Ensicjn
Trumbull Ave.. Stoning-
ton. Conn. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami, Key West.
Pensacola. N. A. No.
2580. HTA.
ZIESING, RICHARD. Jr.
Lieut, (j.g.)
10610 Magnolia Drive,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass.
Inst, of Tech., Akron,
Pensacola. N. A. No.
1035. LTA.
Yates, C. O., Jr., Student Officer, 1201 Walnut St.,
Almedo, Cal.
Yavenneb, Geo. T., Ensign, Rm. 701 Cent. Y. M. C. A.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Yerinoton, John G., Student Officer, Watcrvlit, Mich.
Yost, Wm. A., Student Officer.
Young, Arthur, Student Officer, Care of Franklin &
Marshall Academy. Lancaster, Pa.
Young, J. H.. Ensign. 1012 New Hampshire Ave.,
Washington, D. C.
Young, R. D., Ensign, Galesville, Wise. London, East-
leigh, Eng., Great Lakes, III.
ZELLER. JOHN II.
Student OST'cer
308 W. King St.. Shippens-
burg. Pa. Mass. Inst, of
Tech., Miami. HTA.
ZIEGLER, ARTHUR W.
Ensign
12th St.. E. St.
111. Dunwoody,
Key West, Pensa-
556 N.
Louis,
Miami,
cola.
N. A. No. 2453.
HTA.
Young, William. Jr.. Student Officer, 245 Stuyvosant
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA.
l^ouNGMAN, Arthuk V., Studcut Officer, Lloyd Road,
Montclair, N. J.
YuNGMAN, A. T., Lieut, (j.g.), 152 W. Hortter St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Zabbiskie, Alexander C, Lieut, (j.g-). 23 Gramercy
Park. New York City. Intelligence office, Lough Foyle,
Ireland. H. M. Naval Base. Buncrana. Lough Swilly,
Ireland.
Zabriskie, George Grav, Lieut, (j.g.), 23 Gramercy
Park, New York. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Though Foyle,
Ireland, H. M. Naval Base Buncrana, Lough Swilly
Ireland.
Zarecob, Mercer O., Student Officer.
Zieger, Harold M., Student Officer, 830 Pacific Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal.
Zeller, Wm. M., Jr., Student Officer, 111 i N. Meridian
Brazil, Ind.
Zerfoss, Geo. )5., Student Officer, 412 Linden Walk,
Lexington, Ky.
ZuviMERMAN, JoHN L., Jr., Studcnt Officer, 363 East
High St., Springfield, O.
ZooK, Richard M., Student Officer, 141 S. Scoville
Ave., Oak Park, III.
ZuCKER, Arthur A., Student Officer, 60 Broadway, New
York City.
ZuGER. J. It . Ensign. Georgetown College. Washington.
D. C. N. A. No. 1867.
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